Eszter Salamon

MONUMENT 0.9: Replay

  • Dance
approx. 110 min.

With her new work “Replay”, the choreographer Eszter Salamon creates a shared space for spectators and performers, where living and non-living architectures, organic and inorganic bodies, material and immaterial intensities coexist to form a polyphonic world. Following her seminal group performance „Reproduction“ (2004) that explored power and desire through bodies continuous reconfiguration, „Replay“ explores touch, opening new perspectives and subjectivities. The performance looks into our largest organ, the skin, as a place of sensing, vibrating, and relating. It also celebrates the pleasure of moving and watching movement undoing certain boundaries linked to social norms. In this sensorial landscape, sensations and visions come together to imagine a new “treatise of pleasure”.

Cast

Concept, choreography and artistic direction: Eszter Salamon / Choreography, voice and performance: Ghyslaine Gau, Arantxa Martinez, Pol Pi, Lola Rubio, Eszter Salamon / Text: Eszter Salamon, Elodie Perrin / Scenography concept: Eszter Salamon, Garth Roberts / Set design: Eszter Salamon and Garth Roberts / Sound design: Eszter Salamon, Cristián Sotomayor / Recordings and sound environment: Claudia Mattai Del Moro / Viola: Pol Pi / Lights: Catalina Fernandez / Vocal coach: Johanna Peine / Body practice: Joséphine Evrard / Outside Eye: Tamar Shelef and Christine De Smedt / Perfume design: Elisabeth Schaduw / Technical director: Amina Nouns / Rehearsals assistant: João Carvalho / Production: Botschaft Gbr, Alexandra Wellensiek, Studio E.S, Elodie Perrin / Production assistance: Marta Palacios Anaut / Thanks to: Bojana Cvejić, Santiago Dolajnin, 123fabrik, Gravitex, Andreas Harder, Christian Porstner, Niels Lanzendorf (Audiorama), the Freelance technicians, Ballhaus Rixdorf Studios und Uferstudios / Music: Segura o remo da canoa meu amor (traditioneller Refrain der Embolada de Coco), Estranha Forma de Vida von Alfredo Marceneiro et Amália Rodrigues, Amanezi en tud brazos von José Alfredo Jiménez, Requiem (Pie Jesu) von Gabriel Fauré, Szól a kakas már (ungarisch-jüdisches Lied)

Dates

Past
  • Premiere
    Tue 19.10.2021, 20:00 / HAU1
  • Wed 20.10.2021, 20:00 / HAU1
  • Thu 21.10.2021, 20:00 / HAU1
  • Fri 22.10.2021, 20:00 / HAU1
Notes:

All seats for the audience are on stage in the case of this event. Arranging the seats in a chequerboard pattern is not possible. As such, it is required to wear a mask (medical or FFP2) throughout the whole event. Please find our hygiene concept here. We look forward to your visit!

Credits

Coproduction: HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Ménagerie de Verre (Paris), NEXT festival - Eurometropolis Lille-Kortrijk-Tournai + Valenciennes/Kunstencentrum BUDA (Kortrijk), festival Montpellier Danse (Montpellier), Transfabrik Fund - Franco-German Fund for Performing Arts
With the support of: The Regional Directory of Cultural Affairs of Ile de France – Ministry of Culture and Communication, Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa Berlin and Hauptstadtkulturfonds Berlin.

Location

HAU1
Stresemannstr. 29, 10963 Berlin

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