Dance

Messa da Requiem is one of Giuseppe Verdi's central works. It premiered in Milan in 1874 and remains one of the most moving works of his oeuvre. more

„Er... Sie... und andere Geschichten“ is a series of 13 short choreographies. Exploring the vast emotional states of interpersonal constellations and questioning how relationships become what they are:... more

Restraint - Lina Gómez In „Restraint“ the dancer Julek Kreutzer sticks to a specific movement quality, an unceasing effort bound by a narrow space. Spurred on by Michelangelo Contini’s drums, the movement... more

Together with Argentinian dancer Maria Colusi, the duo INTER_SECTION (Sabine Ercklentz & Claudia Schmitz) explore the significance of silencio - silence for communication and change in this project. In... more

In 2 Chapters Love, the works of two leading contemporary choreographers are united during an evening of dance. Sol León and Sharon Eyal are both celebrated stars of the international dance scene. more

Within the cauldron/reality is complicated The war is between steel and butter, a rock and a hard place. I was born with a broken heart. We tear ourselves by tearing others. Seeing from the eye of... more

Undulation - „Undulation“ is an exploration of the cyclical nature of time and the infinite essence that exists within it. Glimpses of eternity peek through the fabric of time, reminding us of the fleeting... more

Flamenco and Tango Argentino united in a fascinating, sensual night. more

Four women, three hours, one space: PLAY stages dance as sculpture and sees the stage as a museum. Our daily flood of digital images is countered by the immediacy of the decelerated body. Between stillness... more

In his latest piece, choreographer Cédric Cherdel approaches the idea of choreographic documentation by providing a forum for the performer to speak directly to the audience. The young afghan performer,... more

"For You" is a solo dance performance conceived and performed by Julie Carrere. more

A new message! An interview, casting, first date, second date! How will I wear my hair? How much time do I have? Relax? For whom, who should relax? Inhale, exhale, look in the mirror, take stock. Anticipation? Culture... more

With “east of what?”, caner teker honours “köçekler”, young, androgynous dancers in the Ottoman Empire of the 18th century, who were also known as sex workers. From a Turkish-German perspective, the performance... more

In a hyper nonsensical choreography, the creatures that inhabit our desires and despairs flash reflections of the world around us. In her new solo crying creatures crying choreographer Lee Méir taps into... more

In her acclaimed autobiographical debut solo “Hatched” in 2007, Mamela Nyamza reflected on her life as a mother, lesbian and artist. Together with ten ballet dancers, one singer and a musician, she is... more