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<\/span><\/div><\/div>Dazwischen das Meer<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Conzept, Choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nDance:<\/strong> Martin Angiuli, Veronica Bracaccini, Daniel Medeiros, Phaedra Pisimisi
\nMusic, performance:<\/strong> Yannis Pisimisis
\nStage, Costume:<\/strong> Alexander Gr\u00fcner
\nChoreography assistance:<\/strong> Robert Przybyl
\nLight:<\/strong> Friedrich Zarft
\nProduction management:<\/strong> Susanne Ogan
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Susann Nuernberger<\/p>\n<\/div>\u201eThe sea will always be there. It connects the yesterday with the morning. It has already seen everything.\u201c<\/em>
\nIn Ester Ambrosino\u2019s current production, the sea is a place of longing and an essential part of the memories of an old man whose daily life and rhythm have been shaped by the sea for decades: hopes, suffering and melancholy. The sea is an ambivalent force \u2013 it caresses and carries, it connects, it nourishes and touches. But it also swallows, separates and threatens. Its vastness seduces the soul, its depth confronts man with his most primal fears. Even though over the course of thousands of years the sea has been found, it still demonstrates its immense power time and again. When the water is the scene of suffering and death, it leaves deep wounds and scars in the collective consciousness. The dancers experience how powerful a respectful connection with the sea can be and how it transforms distance and strangeness into trust. The moving stage production examines the influence of the sea on people and society and looks at the continental mentality of Central Europe.<\/p>\nA collaboration between the Tanztheater Erfurt and the ECHODRAMA Cultural Group from Athens, funded by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Thuringia, the City of Erfurt and the Sparkassenstiftung Erfurt.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div>Dazwischen das Meer<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Conzept, Choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nDance:<\/strong> Martin Angiuli, Veronica Bracaccini, Daniel Medeiros, Phaedra Pisimisi
\nMusic, performance:<\/strong> Yannis Pisimisis
\nStage, Costume:<\/strong> Alexander Gr\u00fcner
\nChoreography assistance:<\/strong> Robert Przybyl
\nLight:<\/strong> Friedrich Zarft
\nProduction management:<\/strong> Susanne Ogan
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Susann Nuernberger<\/p>\n<\/div>\u201eThe sea will always be there. It connects the yesterday with the morning. It has already seen everything.\u201c<\/em>
\nIn Ester Ambrosino\u2019s current production, the sea is a place of longing and an essential part of the memories of an old man whose daily life and rhythm have been shaped by the sea for decades: hopes, suffering and melancholy. The sea is an ambivalent force \u2013 it caresses and carries, it connects, it nourishes and touches. But it also swallows, separates and threatens. Its vastness seduces the soul, its depth confronts man with his most primal fears. Even though over the course of thousands of years the sea has been found, it still demonstrates its immense power time and again. When the water is the scene of suffering and death, it leaves deep wounds and scars in the collective consciousness. The dancers experience how powerful a respectful connection with the sea can be and how it transforms distance and strangeness into trust. The moving stage production examines the influence of the sea on people and society and looks at the continental mentality of Central Europe.<\/p>\nA collaboration between the Tanztheater Erfurt and the ECHODRAMA Cultural Group from Athens, funded by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Thuringia, the City of Erfurt and the Sparkassenstiftung Erfurt.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Conzept, Choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino \u201eThe sea will always be there. It connects the yesterday with the morning. It has already seen everything.\u201c<\/em> A collaboration between the Tanztheater Erfurt and the ECHODRAMA Cultural Group from Athens, funded by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Thuringia, the City of Erfurt and the Sparkassenstiftung Erfurt.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
\nDance:<\/strong> Martin Angiuli, Veronica Bracaccini, Daniel Medeiros, Phaedra Pisimisi
\nMusic, performance:<\/strong> Yannis Pisimisis
\nStage, Costume:<\/strong> Alexander Gr\u00fcner
\nChoreography assistance:<\/strong> Robert Przybyl
\nLight:<\/strong> Friedrich Zarft
\nProduction management:<\/strong> Susanne Ogan
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Susann Nuernberger<\/p>\n<\/div>
\nIn Ester Ambrosino\u2019s current production, the sea is a place of longing and an essential part of the memories of an old man whose daily life and rhythm have been shaped by the sea for decades: hopes, suffering and melancholy. The sea is an ambivalent force \u2013 it caresses and carries, it connects, it nourishes and touches. But it also swallows, separates and threatens. Its vastness seduces the soul, its depth confronts man with his most primal fears. Even though over the course of thousands of years the sea has been found, it still demonstrates its immense power time and again. When the water is the scene of suffering and death, it leaves deep wounds and scars in the collective consciousness. The dancers experience how powerful a respectful connection with the sea can be and how it transforms distance and strangeness into trust. The moving stage production examines the influence of the sea on people and society and looks at the continental mentality of Central Europe.<\/p>\n
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