Three days in a row the choreographers Marcela Giesche, Rosabel Huguet, Ivo Serra, Sebastian Lingserius and Ellinor Ljungkvist will come together to present two solos and two duets.
Each piece is 20 minutes long and will be followed by an enjoyable mingle afterwards, where one has the opportunity to speak with the choreographers about their work.
The project is initiated by Ellinor Ljungkvist in collaboration with DOCK 11 and engaged choreographers.
Performances at DOCK 11
01st 02nd & 03rd of July 2016, at 19.00h
DOCK 11, Kastanienallee 79, 10435 Berlin
Tickets: 15.- € / 10.- € with reduction.
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SHUFFLE
SHUFFLE is a piece based on improvisation, in which Marcela and Rosabel together research and challenge one another by finding new ways to connect and move through different performative states. They are inspired for example, by the phenomenon of shifting internal musical landscapes that people experience when listening to an mp3 player.
Concept | research | performance: Marcela Giesche, Rosabel Huguet
Photography: Roger Rossel
UNTITLED SERIES: n* 1.
UNTITLED SERIES: n* 1. is the first solo in a series of solos, in which Ivo is interested in unfolding his own process of making. Ivo will focus on how the maker researches and producing images, states, sounds and potential scores in order to create a landscape of co-existing elements, all generated from the performer himself.
Concept | performance: Ivo Serra
MOVE LIKE YOU HAVE A PURPOSE
MOVE LIKE YOU HAVE A PURPOSE is a solo that Ellinor has created inspired by the conception of abstractness. Similar to abstract painting, in dance, an abstract element /movement can only be understood by its own inner-logic. It is an element that in-and-of itself expresses an inner sense that is only known by the performer individually.
Concept | choreography | performance: Ellinor Ljungkvist
Photography: Anna Ljungkvist
Concept | choreographer: Sebastian Lingserius
Performance | choreography: Love Källman and Sebastian Lingserius
Music: Franz Edvard Cedrins
Photography Nadja Voorham