DANCE ON ENSEMBLE Rabih Mroué

Water between three hands

  • Dance
English /  75 min.

Deaths, disappearances or farewells are all ways of becoming absent, of losing something, someone or yourself. At the same time, the things lost remain and bury themselves in our memory, so we’re dancing on the traces of existing graphs, collecting fragments, trying to see a whole that doesn’t exist. We’re carrying water that runs through our hands. If there’s no beginning, there’s no end, no margin, no hierarchy. In his first work with dancers, the Libanese theatre-maker Rabih Mroué is interested in the relationships between presence and absence, reality and fiction, focusing on performers’ bodies as sites of archival sedimentation of these questionable boundaries.

After touring to great acclaim all over Europe, it is finally presented in Berlin for the first time.

Cast

Concept & Direction: Rabih Mroué / In artistic collaboration with: Ty Boomershine, Amancio Gonzalez, Brit Rodemund, Christopher Roman, Jone San Martin, Ami Shulman / Live-Music & Composition: Philipp Danzeisen / Light: Benjamin Schälike / Sound: Mattef Kuhlmey / Research & Assistant Director: Katharina Rost / With: Ty Boomershine, Brit Rodemund, Christopher Roman, Ami Shulman, Jone San Martin, Frédéric Tavernini

Dates

Past
Sun 4.3.2018, 20:00 / HAU2

Credits

Production: DANCE ON/DIEHL+RITTER. Coproduction: Kampnagel Hamburg, tanzhaus nrw.

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Location

HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

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