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wo viel Licht. oder mein getöteter (amerikanischer) traum

by Yoann Trellu

Von Überlappungen und Verschmelzungen von Politik / Entertainment / Pop / Star / DaSein. Ein performatives Geschehen. Über Verwerfungen und Inszenierungen des Lebendigen hinter der Oberfläche des Öffentlichen: Ihrem, Meinem, Unserem. Für Tänzer, Performer, Musiker, Videografen, Klang-Raum, publicity stills, Pillbox-Hüte, eine Baustelle und Camelot in Pastellfarben. Performance: Philip Bergmann, Marie Goeminne, Tsui-Shuang Lai, Francesco Pedone, Lena Visser Choreographie in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Ensemble Musik: Ansgar Tappert Lichtdesign: Gernot Schmiedberger Raum: Margo Galas Video: Yoann Trellu Dramaturgische Mitarbeit: Petra Koch Öffentlichkeitsarbeit: Alexandra Schmidt. Inszenierung/Konzept: Michael Schmidt Ort: Gerresheimer Bahnhof, Heyestr. 194, 40625 Düsseldorf Premiere: 25.01., 20 Uhr weitere Vorstellungen: 26.01. – 29.01.2012, jeweils 20 Uhr

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Fight Club: A Chorus (short documentation of Berlin version)

by post theater

post theater premiered "Fight Club: A Chorus" on October 30th 2008 at the Magazin space of State Opera Berlin. The 48 cast members mainly consisted of non-artistic staff of the State Opera Berlin and some professional independent contemporary dance and theater professional. The performance is inspired by the novel "Fight Club" but all performers generated their own monologues themselves through series of workshops held during the preparation period. For more information, please visit www.posttheater.com

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Express Fight Club (ver.01 Berlin version) Short Documentation

by post theater

a multi-media performance that transforms the audience The following documentation was shot at the Tanznacht Berlin Festival 2008. The documentary is a 5 minutes clip of a 20 minutes-long performance. Every member of the audience received a personal number before they entered the performance space. The performance is based on the motives from the novel and movie “Fight Club” as well as on post theater’s performance “Fight Club: A Chorus” For more information: www.posttheater.com