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©Andriy Bezuglov - stock.adobe.com
© Ebru Yildiz, Veronique Hoegger, Soshi Setani
18:30 Darius Jones’s fluXkit Vancouver (it’s suite but sacred) (CA, US) German premiere One of the great American composers and saxophonists of the 21st century, Darius Jones, has spent his career straddling a serious devotion to jazz tradition with... moreabout: Jazzfest Berlin 2024: Darius Jones // Sylvie Courvoisier // Otomo Yoshihide
© Martin Argyroglo
World premiere: 6 July 2023, Festival d’Avignon In an austere landscape, a droll group of travellers discovers “The Garden of Delights (Le jardin des délices)” by French director and set designer Philippe Quesne and his Vivarium Studio. They recollect... moreabout: The Garden of Delights
© Lily Erlinger
grenzen | los | tanzen Ensemble, grenzen | los | tanzen, Munich This interdisciplinary artistic short film was created in collaboration between eight young people from Munich together with the dancers Wiebke Dobers and Lara Paschke. Based on the concepts... moreabout: Film: (t)Raum
© Ivan Ebel/ BAR PACIFICO
ACADEMY Bühnenkunstschule und Produktionshaus, Berlin The dance piece “FRUST” is part of the trilogy “AUF DIE FRESSE” by the ACADEMY stage art school's production house. The ensemble and the choreographer met for the first time in this constellation... moreabout: FRUST
© Sally Cohn
World premiere: 11 November 1979, Brooklyn Academy of Music Simple, almost sparse movements – fluid and highly dynamic, with countless repetitions and variations – characterise “Dance”. This piece by choreographer Lucinda Childs premiered in 1979 and... moreabout: Dance
© Daniel Boud
European premiere World premiere: 20 October 2023, Sydney Opera House 55 songs for 55 years of queer history: In this opulent four-hour concert show rich in emotions, Taylor Mac, Matt Ray and an ensemble of 22 artists sing one song for each year that... moreabout: Bark of Millions
© Ascaf
German premiere World premiere: 10 December 2022, Suzanne Dellal Centre, Tel Aviv “Momo” has two souls. One sends long roots to the depths of the earth – a soul that embodies archetypes and myths of hardened, raw masculinity, and the other is in a constant... moreabout: Momo
© Cameron Wittig
World Premiere 7 August 2024, International Summer Festival Kampnagel, Hamburg Lucinda Childs, one of the icons of post-modern dance, presents “Four New Works” with her Lucinda Childs Dance Company for the first time in Berlin, collaborating with visual... moreabout: Four New Works
© Promo
DiDoDance Company, Rome In the second part of the series “At Home”, the dancers lead us to first love with “AMORE”, in which the patterns of coexistence at home are reflected in new relationships. Love is declared the foundation of every home - an... moreabout: Zuhause | Part 2: AMORE
© HBO
HBO Original Documentary, 2023 Directed by Rob Epstein & Jeffrey Friedman Taylor Mac's “A 24-Decade History of Popular Music” (2016) was a decade in the making and captures Mac’s lens on the entirety of US history from 1776 to present day. Comprising... moreabout: Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History of Popular Music
© Maria Baranova
With three works created over a period of more than 40 years, the Performing Arts Season dedicates an evening to the American choreographer Trisha Brown, looking at her artistic work and its continuation after her death in 2017 as if under a magnifying... moreabout: Glacial Decoy / In the Fall / Working Title
© Carolin Mardok, Caterina Di Perri, Johan Bergmark
17:00 Goran Kajfeš Tropiques: “Tell us” (SE) German premiere Swedish trumpeter Goran Kajfeš grew up surrounded by jazz – his father Davor played piano in the Zagreb Jazz Quartet, and worked with John Lewis of Modern Jazz Quartet. But he set about... moreabout: Jazzfest Berlin 2024: Goran Kajfeš Tropiques // Kris Davis // Trio Tapestry
© Armin Smailovic
World premiere: 6 August 2022, Salzburger Festspiele Charlotte and Felix are mourning the loss of their parents. In director Thorsten Lensing’s first self-written play, the audience accompanies the siblings through surreal, moving and funny episodes... moreabout: Verrückt nach Trost
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