What keeps the Berlin dance scene together at its core? Choreographers and experts write letters to one another. The actors Teresa Zschernig and Lara-Sophie Milagro give them a voice.
Correspondence between artists and those close to them has always been a source for unlocking the connections between work and era. Letters provide insights into networks, lines of inspiration, conflicts, impulses and debates, from which working conditions are configured. Often enough, however, we only get these insights posthumously. Can this be changed? Is correspondence, whether by letter or e-mail, a way to dive into the dynamics of the Berlin dance scene, which has developed rapidly over the last 30 years? Dance scholar Franz Anton Cramer and the journalist Astrid Kaminski are trying it out, and have invited artists and experts to write letters to one another.
With contributions by:
Ariel Ashbel
Dani Brown
Martin Clausen
Riki von Falken
Libby Farr
Jule Flierl
Barbara Friedrich
Monika Gintersdorfer
Jared Gradinger
Dieter Heitkamp
Susanne Kennedy
Hyoung-Min Kim
Kosmas Kosmopoulos
Ligia Lewis
Constanza Macras
Stephanie Maher
Sergiu Matis
Kadir „Amigo“ Memiş
Katrin Bettina Müller
Sandra Noeth
Johannes Odenthal
Johannes Öhman
Mila Pavićević
Peter Pleyer
Joy Alpuerto Ritter
Liz Rosenfeld
Maria Scaroni
Kareth Schaffer
Chris Scherer
Angela Schubot
Claire Vivianne Sobottke
Robert Ssempijja
Nir de Volff
Frank Willens
Christoph Winkler
“Letters Of ...“ takes place as part of the accompanying event series of tanzschreiber-Plattform of Tanzbüro Berlin.
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