dann still (then silent)

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World premiere 11 June 2010, Festival Danse Balsa Marni, Bruxelles

dann still (then silent)

a music theatre piece by Anna Konjetzky

The music theatre piece “dann still” was inspired by the novel “The Sister” by Malgorzata Saramonowicz. Three voices that are initially diffuse unfurl the history of the “sister”: of a pregnant woman in a coma, of a brother, of a husband – relationships shaped by violence, fear, ignorance and oblivion. The permeability of the body, of the skin – to render the body silent – the lost, forgotten body – the oscillation of the body, live and in video sequences. Separating transparent and reflecting stage constructions. Worlds of music like different layers of awareness – sound movements – sounds of sirens, archaic rhythms, electronic sound fragments, soft noises, silence.

Team

Choreography, Space, Light, Stage Design: Anna Konjetzky // Composition: Volker Staub, Daniel Smutny, Max Kaminski // Dance: Sahra Huby // Video: Marc Stephan

Partners & Support

„operare“ is a project of Zeitgenössischen Oper Berlin in cooperation with KNM Berlin,
the Radialsystem V and the Akademie der Künste with ohrenstrand.net. ohrenstrand.net is funded by the Netzwerk Neue Musik, a project of Kulturstiftung des Bundes, and the Kulturverwaltung of Berlin.

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23. – 24.5.2010
Kesselhaus Berlin

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Die Summe der Öffnungen (“The sum of openings”)

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World premiere January 10, 2010, Muffathalle Munich

Die Summe der Öffnungen (“The sum of openings”)

a dance piece by Anna Konjetzky

In Anna Konjetzky’s “Die Summe der Öffnungen,” five dancers move about the top of an almost four meter high stage construction that drops down on two sides. A “mountain” with stairs and steps, corners and edges, with niches, platforms and holes. A space architecture that forms, forces and challenges the movements of the dancers; and thus it becomes part of the choreography. A choreography that resembles the dance of Sisyphus: you cannot escape from the “mountain,” as stairs are leading into the nowhere or back to the top; bodies are swallowed up, fragmented and yet manage to return to the surface and start over.

“I drew inspiration for this work through my fascination that people again and again manage to create living space anywhere. How a living space is created under the strangest, most absurd and horrific conditions, and in such places. How the body conquers centimeter after centimeter, fights for the right for space. This dance piece may not be completely unlike life on a garbage heap.”
(A. Konjetzky)

Team

Choreography, Scene: Anna Konjetzky // Dance: Daniel Bear Davis, Marie-Laure Fiaux, Paul Hess, Sahra Huby, Katrin Schafitel // Music: Laura Konjetzky // Stage design: Anton Lukas // Video: Marc Stephan // Light: Barbara Westernach

Partners & Support

Funded by the Department of Culture of the City of Munich and Fonds Darstellende Künste e.V.

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