KOMBITICKET: Olivia Hild "_melt_" & Daphna Horenczyk "Passage"
Spielstätte und Infos
Spielstätte: WUK,
Währinger Straße 59, A-1090 Wien
Mit: Olivia Hild, Bita Bell, Akino Distelberger & Verena Herterich, Daphna Horenczyk, Evandro Pedroni & Martina de Dominicis,, Alina Bertha, Jolyane Langlois & Alberto Cissello
Beschreibung
Olivia Hild: _melt_
Daphna Horenczyk: Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying
In "Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying", 5 performers and one musician navigate through journeys in a birthing/dying-like state. They are existing in this transcendental state of consciousness accompanying birthing and dying; a state that forces one’s entire existence to the here and now and where pain and fear become material sources of inspiration. Moving from this state of openness, perceptiveness, and alertness offers an exploration of unfamiliar territories of creativity, expansion, multiple identities, and new paths into the subconscious. As the performers gradually submerge into transcendence in stillness, movement, and in sound, the viewer is invited to dive into an individual's process of dealing with birth and death, culminating in a collective celebration of life.
A co-production by Daphna Horenczyk and WUK performing arts.
Glaciers are in motion. They are like a sensor indicating a change that already happened a long time ago. The movements of the glacier are minimal and so slow but the change is faster than ever before.
_melt_ is a choreography for three performers and a musician exploring the state of melting. On a scenographic sculpture emerging within the space the performers move into the minimal motions of melting: soft shakes, shifts in proximity, tiny cracks and falling. Going down as an act of being-with, attuning-to, listening-to and falling-into. Gravitating towards the unknown, melting into after.
Sound materials from the ice at Hintertux glacier find their way into the sound created live by Lens Kühleitner, heating up the melting movements of Bita Bell, Akino Distelberger and Verena Herterich.
A co-production by Olivia Hild and WUK performing arts.Daphna Horenczyk: Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying
In "Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying", 5 performers and one musician navigate through journeys in a birthing/dying-like state. They are existing in this transcendental state of consciousness accompanying birthing and dying; a state that forces one’s entire existence to the here and now and where pain and fear become material sources of inspiration. Moving from this state of openness, perceptiveness, and alertness offers an exploration of unfamiliar territories of creativity, expansion, multiple identities, and new paths into the subconscious. As the performers gradually submerge into transcendence in stillness, movement, and in sound, the viewer is invited to dive into an individual's process of dealing with birth and death, culminating in a collective celebration of life.
A co-production by Daphna Horenczyk and WUK performing arts.
Spielstätte und Infos
Spielstätte: WUK,
Währinger Straße 59, A-1090 Wien
Mit: Olivia Hild, Bita Bell, Akino Distelberger & Verena Herterich, Daphna Horenczyk, Evandro Pedroni & Martina de Dominicis,, Alina Bertha, Jolyane Langlois & Alberto Cissello
Beschreibung
Olivia Hild: _melt_
Daphna Horenczyk: Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying
In "Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying", 5 performers and one musician navigate through journeys in a birthing/dying-like state. They are existing in this transcendental state of consciousness accompanying birthing and dying; a state that forces one’s entire existence to the here and now and where pain and fear become material sources of inspiration. Moving from this state of openness, perceptiveness, and alertness offers an exploration of unfamiliar territories of creativity, expansion, multiple identities, and new paths into the subconscious. As the performers gradually submerge into transcendence in stillness, movement, and in sound, the viewer is invited to dive into an individual's process of dealing with birth and death, culminating in a collective celebration of life.
A co-production by Daphna Horenczyk and WUK performing arts.
Glaciers are in motion. They are like a sensor indicating a change that already happened a long time ago. The movements of the glacier are minimal and so slow but the change is faster than ever before.
_melt_ is a choreography for three performers and a musician exploring the state of melting. On a scenographic sculpture emerging within the space the performers move into the minimal motions of melting: soft shakes, shifts in proximity, tiny cracks and falling. Going down as an act of being-with, attuning-to, listening-to and falling-into. Gravitating towards the unknown, melting into after.
Sound materials from the ice at Hintertux glacier find their way into the sound created live by Lens Kühleitner, heating up the melting movements of Bita Bell, Akino Distelberger and Verena Herterich.
A co-production by Olivia Hild and WUK performing arts.Daphna Horenczyk: Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying
In "Passage - rehearsal for birthing and dying", 5 performers and one musician navigate through journeys in a birthing/dying-like state. They are existing in this transcendental state of consciousness accompanying birthing and dying; a state that forces one’s entire existence to the here and now and where pain and fear become material sources of inspiration. Moving from this state of openness, perceptiveness, and alertness offers an exploration of unfamiliar territories of creativity, expansion, multiple identities, and new paths into the subconscious. As the performers gradually submerge into transcendence in stillness, movement, and in sound, the viewer is invited to dive into an individual's process of dealing with birth and death, culminating in a collective celebration of life.
A co-production by Daphna Horenczyk and WUK performing arts.
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