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Mélissa Guex „DOWN (Full album)“
Date details
- Date Tuesday, 25/August/2026 20:00 ( 1 more date )
- Venue Berlinische Galerie
- Address Alte Jakobstraße 124, 10969 Berlin-Kreuzberg
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Jüdisches Museum
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Berlin, Lindenstr./Oranienstr.
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Waldeckpark
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Franz-Klühs-Str.
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Charlottenstr.
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Alexandrinenstr.
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Zossener Brücke
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U Kochstr. (Checkpoint Charlie)
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Wilhelmstr./Franz-Klühs-Str.
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U Moritzplatz
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U Prinzenstr.
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Prinzenstr./Ritterstr.
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Jerusalemer Str.
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U Spittelmarkt
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Jüdisches Museum
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Mélissa Guex „DOWN (Full album)“
Mélissa Guex – Foto: Mélissa Guex steht auf einer überdachten Bühne unter freiem Himmel. Die Bühne wird von orangefarbenem, warmen Licht angestrahlt.
© Martynas Plebys
Performance as part of Tanz im August
We all know that moment: when something exciting comes to an end, when euphoria crashes into emptiness. The new work of Mélissa Guex is a physical and emotional exploration of this state most people try to avoid at all costs. Created for an arena amid the audience, the piece is an invitation to collectively descend into our inner and outer abysses. In collaboration with drummer Clément Grin,“DOWN (full album)” reacts to the current state of despair: an explosive encounter between a dancing body and a drum kit, a performance to overcome our seemingly hopeless present.
Registration with online ticket (available via Tanz im August)
(25 € / reduced 17 €)
We all know that moment: when something exciting comes to an end, when euphoria crashes into emptiness. The new work of Mélissa Guex is a physical and emotional exploration of this state most people try to avoid at all costs. Created for an arena amid the audience, the piece is an invitation to collectively descend into our inner and outer abysses. In collaboration with drummer Clément Grin,“DOWN (full album)” reacts to the current state of despair: an explosive encounter between a dancing body and a drum kit, a performance to overcome our seemingly hopeless present.
Registration with online ticket (available via Tanz im August)
(25 € / reduced 17 €)
Price info: Registration with online ticket (available via Tanz im August)
(25 € / reduced 17 €)
Price: €25.00
Reduced price: €17.00
(25 € / reduced 17 €)
Price: €25.00
Reduced price: €17.00
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