Programme

Houseclub presents: Ibrahim Quraishi

Hier gibt's harte Kost

PerformanceDance

Presentation: 27.9.2013 at WAU Re-run: 12.4.2014 (part of the festival „We like China and China likes us”) 

The performance Hier gibt's harte Kost had its premiere in September 2013 as a HOUSECLUB presentation by Ibrahim Quraishi and the students from the Hector Peterson School. Ibrahim Quraishi was a guest of the HOUSECLUB, working and researching with the young people on the topic of the self-portrait. They tell their own stories, trying out the effects of various performance strategies and different media. Using the research material collected, they created a performative installation, which can be seen once again in a new performance in the context of “We like China and China likes us”.

 

Performance:

Class 10 of the Hector Peterson School under the direction of Benita Bandow


The performance was created in the framework of the project “We like China and China likes us” – a TANZFONDS PARTNER project.

Cast

With: 10. Jahrgang der Hector-Peterson-Schule / Müci, Emilio, Khadija, Osman, Dayo, Melike, Medine, Demet / Concept: Ibrahim Quraishi / Image: Diego Agulló / Sound: Alan Abrahams / Performer: Lan Hungh / Project management school: Benita Bandow / Houseclub-Team: Khaled Sleiman, Lisa Siegel, Ciprian Marinescu

Dates

  • Past
    Fri 27.9.2013, 14:00 / HAU2

Location

CAN
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

Ground floor access. Barrier-free restroom facilities are available

HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

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