What is dance? What can dance be? Which bodies dance?
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Schwanensee in Sneakers (12+)

Anna Till & Nora Otte (Dresden)  

21 – 22 Mar 2024 | Explore dance – Dance for young audience Young dance

The solo performance Schwanensee in Sneakers (Swan Lake in Sneakers) opens our eyes to the multifaceted forms of dance and the power of transformation inherent in every body. In this sense, the piece sees itself as a fun and creative exchange of knowledge for young people, passing on different dance perspectives and movement. What is dance? What can dance be? Which bodies dance? The dancer Anna Till moves in a mix of styles that change from everyday movements to grotesque, from the classical to the experimental. Historical movement material meets contemporary form. Is waiting for the bus actually also dance?

Schwanensee in Sneakers was selected for the German Dance Platform 2024.

Wed 20 + Thu 21 March 2024: Pop Up in schools

Warten auf die Bahn mit Anna Till un Nora Otte
Eine filmische Begleitung von Sarah Nägele

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Price info Ticket

Price group E
Advance sale: 13 € / red. 6 €
Evening box office: 14 € / red. 6 € 
Schools classes: 4 € 

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Credits

Idea & concept: Nora Otte and Anna Till
Dance & Choreography: Anna Till
Director: Nora Otte
Music & composition: Johannes Till
Space & costume: Konstanze Grotkopp
Photo: Stephan Floss
A production of explore dance – Network Dance for Young Audiences, a cooperation of fabrik moves Potsdam, Fokus Tanz | Tanz und Schule e.V. München, K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg and HELLERAU - European Centre for the Arts. Supported by funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, the Cultural Department of the City of Munich and the Bavarian State Association for Contemporary Dance with funds from the Bavarian State Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs, as well as the City of Potsdam and the Ministry of Science, Research and Culture of the State of Brandenburg, the Saxon State Ministry of Science and the Arts and the City of Dresden. With the kind support of the ART MENTOR FOUNDATION LUCERNE
Duration: 40 minutes