Joachim Schlömer
THE DAY I GO TO THE BODY

  • Thu 29.08.02 00:59 h – 23:59 h
  • Fri 30.08.02 00:59 h – 23:59 h
  • Sat 31.08.02 00:59 h – 23:59 h

At the centre of this dance theatre lies a makeshift laboratory unevenly fitted out with old-fashioned apparatus and highly advanced equipment. Within the lab the researchers' pulse rates quicken; the stakes are high, this is about life and death, about the here and now and the hereafter, about jeopardy and cure. It's a social and emotional furnace: a place of research, tests and toil and of conflict, love and death.


»The more we learn – the less we know.« Valentin Pillmann, Astrophysicist


Choreography: Joachim Schlömer

Music: Gesualdo, Schönberg, Opus 45 - Das Licht am Ende des Tunnels, Matmos "a chance to cut is a chance to cure"

Text: Arkadi / Boris Strugatzki, Steve Brakhage, Franz Erhardt Walter

Dramaturgy: Stephan Müller

Stage and Costumes: Jens Kilian

Music and Sound: Max Küng, Robert Hermann

Licht: David Finn


Co-production with the Salzburg Festival Supported by the Stiftung Kunst und Kultur des Landes NRW


Photos © A.T. Schaefer


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