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Xavier Le Roy. Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed
Date details
- Date Thursday, 24/September/2026 12:00 bis 18:00 ( 3 more dates )
- Venue Kindl - Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst
- Address Am Sudhaus 3, 12053 Berlin-Neukölln
Public transportation
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Underground
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U Rathaus Neukölln
- U7
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U Boddinstr.
- U8
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U Karl-Marx-Str.
- U7
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U Leinestr.
- U8
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U Rathaus Neukölln
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Bus
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Morusstr.
- 166
- M43
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Herrfurthstr.
- 166
- M43
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U Boddinstr.
- 166
- N8
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Werbellinstr.
- 166
- M43
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U Rathaus Neukölln
- 166
- N7
- M43
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U Rathaus Neukölln/Alfred-Scholz-Platz
- 166
- N7
- M43
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Weichselstr.
- N7
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Weisestr.
- 166
- M43
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Berlin, Fuldastr.
- M41
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Fontanestr./Flughafenstr.
- 166
- M43
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Berlin, Erkstr.
- 166
- M43
- M41
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U Karl-Marx-Str.
- N7
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Sonnenallee/Pannierstr.
- M41
- 171
- 194
- M29
- N94
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U Leinestr.
- N8
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Morusstr.
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Xavier Le Roy. Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed
Maschinenhaus M0
Xavier Le Roy. Temporary Titel, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed
© Foto: Giulia Bruno
With: Scarlet Yu, Alice Heyward, Zeina Hanna, Lee Mun Wai, Elena Rose Light, Cary Shiu, Jäckie Rydz, Alexandre Achour, Connor Scott, Yurika S. Yamamoto, Ying TingAn, Alex Viteri Arturo, Denise Lim, Xdzunúm Danae Trejo, annu mensen
Production: Le Kwatt
Coproduction: Festival D’automne Paris; Radial System, Berlin; Taipei Performing Arts Center
Temporary Title, 2026 is a rehearsal for spaces that visitors enter and leave freely, staying for as long as they choose. The performers move through a series of metamorphoses, transforming both their own presence and the space around them, and creating different ways of being together. The choreography unfolds a striking situation, in which movement, sculpture, matter, and noises enhance that living presences are sharing the room.
With the support of the KINDL and the Île-de-France Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs (DRAC)
Production: Le Kwatt
Coproduction: Festival D’automne Paris; Radial System, Berlin; Taipei Performing Arts Center
Temporary Title, 2026 is a rehearsal for spaces that visitors enter and leave freely, staying for as long as they choose. The performers move through a series of metamorphoses, transforming both their own presence and the space around them, and creating different ways of being together. The choreography unfolds a striking situation, in which movement, sculpture, matter, and noises enhance that living presences are sharing the room.
With the support of the KINDL and the Île-de-France Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs (DRAC)
Meeting point: Maschinenhaus M0
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