Choreography in collaboration with the dancers: Aristide Rontini Tanz: Rafael da Silva Belinha, Kit Brown, Tomáš Červinka, Hazuki Kojima, Madeleine Månsson, Hanna Nussbaumer, Marion Rastouil / Dance: Rafael da Silva Belinha, Kit Brown, Tomáš Červinka, Hazuki Kojima, Madeleine Månsson, Hanna Nussbaumer, Marion Rastouil / Dramaturgy: Gaia Clotilde Chernetich / Music: Vittorio Giampietro / Set design idea: Aristide Rontini / Light design: Jesper Berger / Costume design & costume management: Maja Svartåker / Rehearsal direction: Belinda Nusser / Stage management: Juan Carlos Mendoza / Sound management: Jakob Erlandsson / Light management: Emanuel Arvanitis
Why do we resist our desires? Behind hypnotically billowing curtains, “May Fall” reveals a mysterious world of movement, longing and desire. Choreographer Aristide Rontini, together with the dancers of Skånes Dansteater, invites us to shift our perspective on pleasure, curiosity and imagination.
Various relationships and narrative threads emerge, merge and then fade away again. Everyday movements intertwine to create situations full of longing and love, but also full of the friction that arises when desires are suppressed or denied.
The Italian dancer and choreographer Aristide Rontini is a founding member of Al Di Qua, a group of disabled artists and activists campaigning on behalf of disabled artists. In his work, he explores questions of identity and the relationship between the individual, society and nature. For “May Fall”, he is collaborating with Skånes Dansteater from Malmö, a contemporary dance company that regards inclusion and accessibility as central elements of its work.
Team
Dates
Current
Further Information
Visitor note
Price: 17–29 €, reduced 9–20 €
German audio description / Haptic Access Tour (18:00) / Relaxed Performance
After the show: Artist Talk / English spoken language with translation into German spoken language
Credits
Production: Skånes Dansteater. Supported by: Europe Beyond Access, co-funded by the European Union.
Location
HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 BerlinThere are two marked parking spots in front of the building. Barrier-free restroom facilities are available. Four relaxed seats are available in the first row of HAU2.
