Germany
Rose la Rose
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In ROSE LA ROSE the choreographer duo Rykena/Jüngst together with the performers Amelia Cavallo and Tian Rotteveel dive into the obscure and erotic world of show culture and spectacle.
Meine Damen und Herren
Artist
Meine Damen und Herren have turned into a collective. And how a collective works is an important question for everyday work. In many great performances that have been acclaimed by audiences and critics, our professional and full-time collective has shown what it is capable of alone or in cooperation with well-known colleagues. We continue to learn how we can improve or change our work and decision-making processes. Always with the goal of being able to immerse yourself even more easily in the artistic work process. With these increasingly open structures of our cooperation, we are becoming more flexible. We try out a wide variety of combinations of topics and working methods. We evaluate and continue research. We remain open to the question
SOILED
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In SOILED, Turinsky creates a utopia of the human against the narrative of the Anthropocene based on his own experiences related to disability.
Sophia Neises
Artist
Sophia Neises is a choreographer, dramaturg, performer and theatre educator from Germany. In 2019, as a visually impaired artist she began an intense exploration around audio description as an art form, as well as ‘non-visual dance’ and its influence on the relationship between performer and audience. She has also collaborated with Jess Curtis/Gravity in Berlin and San Francisco for the performance (In)Visible exploring dance for non-sighted audiences, and with Zwoisy Mears-Clarke.
Europe Beyond Access presents ‘Learning Disabled Leaders in Theatre and Dance’
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Find out how learning disabled leaders in theatre and dance are challenging perceptions of the creative potential of disabled artists and breaking the boundaries in the performing arts.
