„The Prepared Body“

01.07.2016 / 19:00 – 21:00

Abschlusspräsentation der Valeska-Gert-Gastprofessur von Deborah Hay.

“Everyone is consciously and unconsciously choreographed, by culture, gender, locale, politics, race, job, history, etc. As a choreographer I am not interested in another movement technique that imposes a stylistic shape to the body but I am fascinated with how a choreography of language, using as few words as possible, can inspire experimentation that expands a dancer’s movement resources and performance potential.
It is this absurdly coherent information that feeds my attachment to dis-attaching from the posture of a single coherent person who dances. My dance practice continues to seek less stable instances of being and I try to identify those capricious moments through the structure of language, working and reworking that language to best describe the learning taking place in my spewing multi-dimensional reconfiguring non-linear embodiment of potentiality.” (Deborah Hay)

Die beteiligten Studierenden der Tanzwissenschaft der Freien Universität Berlin, die mit diesem Zugang zu Bewegung und Choreographie experimentierten, sind: Vasiliki Bara, Henriette Büchsenschütz, Jeanne Chapy, Nicole Fiedler, Friederike Geisler, Sarah Gressmann, Nina Patricia Hänel, Stephan Hellweg, Nicole Kohlmann, Susanne Mayer, Malte Pieper, Luisa Scholz und Katja F. M. Wolf.

Begrüßung: Nele Hertling.
Abschließendes Gespräch: Gabriele Brandstetter.

Eintritt frei.