Sat 13.8.
from 17:00 to 21:00 St. Elisabeth-Kirche
Sun 14.8.
from 17:00 to 21:00 St. Elisabeth-Kirche
Mon 15.8.
from 17:00 to 21:00 St. Elisabeth-Kirche
Tue 16.8.
from 17:00 to 21:00 St. Elisabeth-Kirche
Jefta van Dinther
Unearth
World Premiere
13.–16.8., 17:00–21:00 | St. Elisabeth-Kirche
Berlin-based choreographer Jefta van Dinther breaks down our human drive to revive and the yearning to relive in a stripped down choreography of body and voice. In this durational performance, ten dancers uncover the body’s boundless mental and physical resourcefulness. The audience is summoned into the intensity of repetition and invited to linger in the sweetness of introspection. “Unearth” digs into the body as material, while exposing both social and spiritual constructs of kinship, purpose and mortality.
Choreography Jefta van Dinther
By & with Juan Pablo Camara, emeka ene, Leah Katz, Gyung Moo Kim, Leah Marojeviç, Dana Pajarillaga, Manon Parent, Roger Sala Reyner, Thomas Zamolo, Jefta van Dinther
Costume design Cristina Nyffeler
Voice coach Doreen Kutzke
Choreography assistance Thomas Zamolo
Artistic advisement Gabriel Smeets, Maja Zimmermann
Photography Jubal Battisti
Trailer: Unearth
World Premiere
- Credits
Production: Jefta van Dinther. Production Management: Uta Engel, Romy Hansford-Gerber. Distribution: Key Performance. Administration: Jefta van Dinther (DE), Interim kultur AB (SE). Co-production: Norrlandsoperan Umeå. The research phase of "Unearth" is funded by the Swedish Arts Coucil. Funded by: Senate Department for Culture and Europe. Jefta van Dinther is funded by TANZPAKT Stadt-Land-Bund, supported by the German federal states and the federal government commissioner for culture and the media.
In cooperation with Kultur Büro Elisabeth.
Notes:
The audience area is unseated, therefore you are free to find your place to participate. Admission is possible at any time until 30 min before the end according to availability. The duration of your stay can be freely determined.
Past dates
Location
St. Elisabeth-Kirche
Invalidenstraße 3, 10115 BerlinThe main hall can be reached by wheel chair from the side ramp
