Remachine

Jefta van Dinther

Belgische première

this event is part of

December Dance 2023

dance

eye-opener

monumental

Sat 09 Dec 2023 -20.00

Concertzaal

introduction by De Zendelingen	19.15
start	20.00
expected end time	21.25

Standard €23.00 - €38.00

Réduction -35 a. €15.30 - €25.05

Reduction -26 a. €12.00 - €19.50

All prices include booking fees.

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Rotating stage sets off a chain reaction of movement

In Remachine Jefta van Dinther strives for a Gesamtkunstwerk :a total work of art that combines dance, light, sound and scenography into a monumental whole. The relationship between man and machine is central. Throughout the performance, the dancers move and sing on a large rotating disc. They carve their way through time like a disciplined, relentless and insatiable marching choir. A balancing act between leading and being led, between autonomy and dependence.

credits

Jefta van Dinther: choreography
Brittanie Brown, Gyung Moo Kim, Leah Marojeviç, Roger Sala Reyner and Sarah Stanley: dance & creation
Jonatan Winbo: lighting design
Cristina Nyffeler: costumes
David Kiers including specially composed music based on Ugly and Vengeful, Red Sun and The Truth, The Glow, The Fall by Anna von Hausswolff: sound
Doreen Kutzke, Johanna Peine & Manon Parent: voice coach
Gabriel Smeets & Maja Zimmermann: dramaturgy
Tomislav Feller : Assistant choreography
Max Rux: technical direction
Marius Kirch: sound technician

Sven Neumann: managing director
Uta Engel & Romy Hansford-Gerber: production management
Key Performance: distribution
Katrin Wiesemann (DE) & Interim kultur AB (SE): administration
Ulrich Rasche: special thanks

Production: REMACHINE by Jefta van Dinther is a production of HAU Hebbel am Ufer
co-production: Norrlandsoperan Umeå, Dansens Hus Stockholm, Tanzquartier Vienna, Sadler's Wells London, PACT Zollverein Essen, Teatro Municipal do Porto, Concertgebouw Brugge | Funded by: Kulturstiftung des Bundes (German Federal Cultural Foundation)
Jefta van Dinther is funded by TANZPAKT Stadt-Land-Bund with the support of the German Federal Government's Commissioner for Culture and Media and the Senate Department for Culture and Europe Berlin and the Swedish Arts Council.