Sebastian Matthias / Sidney Leoni

walk+talk berlin

  • Tanz im August

walk+talk is a lecture performance format in which choreographers use movement and words to present their personal movement language and the diverse sources from which it derives. The words, however, are not meant to explain, nor is the movement meant to illustrate the words. Instead, movement and language are treated as equally important forms of artistic expression that strengthen one another. As these forms converge with their subject, they strive for synergy, intertwine, and, as a result, produce a choreographic tension.

In 2008, Austrian choreographer Philipp Gehmacher initially invited ten choreographers to realize the "walk+talk" format with him, a process that produced a truly surprising range of stories and voices. The biennial Tanznacht Berlin and festival Tanz im August now invite Berlin-based choreographers and festival guests to the Berlin edition.

 

Next walk+talk:

Maria F. Scaroni | Kat Válastur
walk+talk berlin
Uferstudios | 29.8.

As part of Tanznacht Berlin 2016

Dates

Past
Fri 26.8.2016, 20:15 / HAU1

Location

HAU1
Stresemannstr. 29, 10963 Berlin

There are two marked parking spots in front of the building. Access to the Parkett by means of a separate entrance with lift when necessary. Barrier-free restroom facilities are available. Tickets for wheelchair users and accompanying persons can be booked via the ticketing system. If you need any help, please contact our Ticketing & Service team at +49 (0)30 259004-27 or send us an email at 
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