Programme

Philipp Gehmacher

In Their Name

Dance

After his investigation of space as a condition for social and interpersonal relationships, Philipp Gehmacher focuses more on movement again. Three performers appear in the middle of arrangements made from objects that are standing, lying or hanging in a precarious interaction. Everything strives for momentarily successful agreement – and sets something in motion that time and again eludes the stabile framework of meaning.

Production: Mumbling Fish, Coproduction: steirischer herbst (Graz), PACT Zollverein (Essen), Kunstenfestivaldesart (Brüssel), Alkantara Festival (Lissabon). Coproduction: NXTSTP – Kulturprogramm der Europäischen Union. Philipp Gehmacher / Mumbling Fish is supported by the Cultural Department of Vienna and bm:ukk. Ermöglicht durch INTPA – Internationales Netz für Tanz und Performance Austria (International Network des Tanzquartier Wien aus Mitteln des BMUKK und des BMeiA

Cast

Concept and Choreography:: Philipp Gehmacher / Dance and Text: : Rémy Héritier, An Kaler, Philipp Gehmacher / Installation: : Vladimir Miller / Assistance Installation: : Stephanie Rauch / Light design: : Jan Maertens / Sound design:: Andreas Hamza / Costumes: : Stéphanie Zani / Technical director: : Karin Haas / Production: : Stephanie Leonhardt / Assistance Production: : Johanetta Warsberg / Hospitanz:: Reinhard Strobl

Dates

  • Past
    Fri 16.11.2012, 20:30 / HAU2
    Sat 17.11.2012, 20:30 / HAU2

Location

HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

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