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BERLIN MOVES @ Uferstudios – Tomorrow Never Knows & Bobby
Date details
- Date Sunday, 18/October/2026 17:00 ( 2 more dates )
- Venue Uferstudios - Uferstudio 1
- Address Badstraße 41a, 13357 Berlin-Wedding
Public transportation
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Underground
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U Osloer Str.
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U Nauener Platz
- U9
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U Osloer Str.
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Bus
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Uferstr.
- N8
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U Pankstr.
- N8
- M27
- U8
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U Osloer Str.
- N8
- U8
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- 255
- N9
- N52
- 125
- 128
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Drontheimer Str.
- 150
- 255
- N52
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Berlin, Osloer Str./Prinzenallee
- M27
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Brunnenplatz
- M27
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Exerzierstr.
- N9
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U Osloer Str./Tromsöer Str.
- 125
- 128
- N8
- U8
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Ritterlandweg/Soldiner Str.
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- 255
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Soldiner Str./Koloniestr.
- 255
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Prinzenallee/Soldiner Str.
- M27
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Wiesenstr.
- M27
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Residenzstr./Reginhardstr.
- 128
- N8
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Iranische Str.
- 327
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S+U Gesundbrunnen Bhf
- 247
- N8
- U8
- RE3
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Humboldtsteg
- 247
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Uferstr.
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Tram
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Drontheimer Str.
- 50
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Berlin, Osloer Str./Prinzenallee
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U Osloer Str.
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Drontheimer Str.
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BERLIN MOVES @ Uferstudios – Tomorrow Never Knows & Bobby
BERLIN MOVES
© Colya Zucker
BERLIN MOVES
© Colya Zucker
BERLIN MOVES
© Colya Zucker
BERLIN MOVES
© Colya Zucker
BERLIN MOVES
© Colya Zucker
What separates us, what connects us? Is there a universal principle of connection?
Following numerous film and video productions, BERLIN MOVES presents a live dance double bill. On the swimming pool stage at Uferstudios, young dancers explore the tension between separation and connection in two distinct yet complementary choreographies.
TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS is an interdisciplinary dance production about the search for connectedness. Between club culture and meditation, external realities meet inner perception. Hip-hop and breaking encounter meditative, trance-like movements and yoga asanas. Driven by Chicago house beats, contemporary electronic sounds and the atmospheric, meditative compositions of Meredith Monk, dance rituals emerge between isolation and collective experience.
Separating and connecting networks form the central choreographic and visual principle. The stage evokes nervous systems, organic structures and a cosmic web of invisible relationships. Together with the tape art collective Tape That and video artist Miguel Canal, an installation emerges – a map of inner and outer experiences that extends onto the dancers’ bodies.
Under the artistic direction of Lior Shneior, the BERLIN MOVERS Ensemble develops the production through a collaborative process. Dance, media art and tape art merge in TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS to create an immersive performance that asks how we can find connection in a digitalised present – with ourselves, with each other and with the world.
The evening opens with BOBBY, a collage of short choreographies by young dancers from different Berlin crews.
In BOBBY, powerful dance images emerge, inspired by the music of Bobby McFerrin. His work brings together jazz, classical music, gospel and pop, creating a musical language that builds bridges between Afro-diasporic and European musical traditions. McFerrin became world-famous with Don't Worry, Be Happy – a song whose title was inspired by a mantra of the spiritual teacher Meher Baba and which stands for optimism and openness. BOBBY is an invitation to discover one’s own roots, to embrace differences as a strength and to allow new connections to grow together.
ca. 70 Minuten, exklusive einer Pause
Following numerous film and video productions, BERLIN MOVES presents a live dance double bill. On the swimming pool stage at Uferstudios, young dancers explore the tension between separation and connection in two distinct yet complementary choreographies.
TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS is an interdisciplinary dance production about the search for connectedness. Between club culture and meditation, external realities meet inner perception. Hip-hop and breaking encounter meditative, trance-like movements and yoga asanas. Driven by Chicago house beats, contemporary electronic sounds and the atmospheric, meditative compositions of Meredith Monk, dance rituals emerge between isolation and collective experience.
Separating and connecting networks form the central choreographic and visual principle. The stage evokes nervous systems, organic structures and a cosmic web of invisible relationships. Together with the tape art collective Tape That and video artist Miguel Canal, an installation emerges – a map of inner and outer experiences that extends onto the dancers’ bodies.
Under the artistic direction of Lior Shneior, the BERLIN MOVERS Ensemble develops the production through a collaborative process. Dance, media art and tape art merge in TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS to create an immersive performance that asks how we can find connection in a digitalised present – with ourselves, with each other and with the world.
The evening opens with BOBBY, a collage of short choreographies by young dancers from different Berlin crews.
In BOBBY, powerful dance images emerge, inspired by the music of Bobby McFerrin. His work brings together jazz, classical music, gospel and pop, creating a musical language that builds bridges between Afro-diasporic and European musical traditions. McFerrin became world-famous with Don't Worry, Be Happy – a song whose title was inspired by a mantra of the spiritual teacher Meher Baba and which stands for optimism and openness. BOBBY is an invitation to discover one’s own roots, to embrace differences as a strength and to allow new connections to grow together.
ca. 70 Minuten, exklusive einer Pause
Funded by the Berlin Project Fund for Arts Education.BERLIN MOVES in cooperation with TAPE THAT, Code Of Member Crew, Commotion Crew.
Since 2016, the Berlin-based project BERLIN MOVES has brought together young movers from the urban dance scene with media artists, fashion designers and musicians. Its collaborative projects build bridges between pop culture and street dance, classical music and dance, high culture and underground culture.
Through dance in public spaces and music videos, BERLIN MOVES has mapped the city from Marzahn to Spandau and collaborated with a wide range of Berlin venues and institutions, including the Berliner Ensemble, Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Alte Münze, Jonny Knüppel and Floating University.
Since 2016, the Berlin-based project BERLIN MOVES has brought together young movers from the urban dance scene with media artists, fashion designers and musicians. Its collaborative projects build bridges between pop culture and street dance, classical music and dance, high culture and underground culture.
Through dance in public spaces and music videos, BERLIN MOVES has mapped the city from Marzahn to Spandau and collaborated with a wide range of Berlin venues and institutions, including the Berliner Ensemble, Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Alte Münze, Jonny Knüppel and Floating University.
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