ARCHIVE \u2013 2018<\/h1><\/div>![](\"https:\/\/www.tanztheaterfestival-erfurt.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/underline_wavey_200x5px_01-1.png\")
<\/span><\/div><\/div>Alice im Wunderland<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Tanztheater Erfurt \/ Junior Company<\/strong>
\nChoreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nChoreographic assistance:<\/strong> Daniela Backhaus, Daniel Medeiros
\nMusic:<\/strong> Michael Krause
\nProjections:<\/strong> Dirk Rauscher
\nCostume:<\/strong> Veronica Bracaccini
\nDressmaking:<\/strong> JBF \u2013 Erfurt Jugendberufsf\u00f6rderung
\nStage assistance:<\/strong> Kai Siegel
\nProject coordination:<\/strong> Daniela Backhaus
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Lutz Edelhoff<\/p>\n<\/div>Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll\u2019s classic children\u2019s book from 1865, is about a girl\u2019s struggle against misunderstandings and her self-liberation from all the constraints of an unfree wonderland. The search for her own identity and the curiosity for self-determined action make Alice again a pioneering figure on the path to adolescence. At the same time, the story reveals unique forms of representation and creative movement through her insane visual language. Ester Ambrosino and her diverse Junior Company develop a choreography that expresses all facets of fantasy and nonsense, turning Alice into a complex and complex personality in which every child is reflected.<\/p>\n
Together with the video artist Dirk Rauscher, Ester Ambrosino presents the interplay of dance and space. Using the means of digital imagery and spatial projections of visual and light art, they transform the stage into an aesthetically contemporary world of unimagined possibilities.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div>Alice im Wunderland<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Tanztheater Erfurt \/ Junior Company<\/strong>
\nChoreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nChoreographic assistance:<\/strong> Daniela Backhaus, Daniel Medeiros
\nMusic:<\/strong> Michael Krause
\nProjections:<\/strong> Dirk Rauscher
\nCostume:<\/strong> Veronica Bracaccini
\nDressmaking:<\/strong> JBF \u2013 Erfurt Jugendberufsf\u00f6rderung
\nStage assistance:<\/strong> Kai Siegel
\nProject coordination:<\/strong> Daniela Backhaus
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Lutz Edelhoff<\/p>\n<\/div>Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll\u2019s classic children\u2019s book from 1865, is about a girl\u2019s struggle against misunderstandings and her self-liberation from all the constraints of an unfree wonderland. The search for her own identity and the curiosity for self-determined action make Alice again a pioneering figure on the path to adolescence. At the same time, the story reveals unique forms of representation and creative movement through her insane visual language. Ester Ambrosino and her diverse Junior Company develop a choreography that expresses all facets of fantasy and nonsense, turning Alice into a complex and complex personality in which every child is reflected.<\/p>\n
Together with the video artist Dirk Rauscher, Ester Ambrosino presents the interplay of dance and space. Using the means of digital imagery and spatial projections of visual and light art, they transform the stage into an aesthetically contemporary world of unimagined possibilities.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Tanztheater Erfurt \/ Junior Company<\/strong> Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll\u2019s classic children\u2019s book from 1865, is about a girl\u2019s struggle against misunderstandings and her self-liberation from all the constraints of an unfree wonderland. The search for her own identity and the curiosity for self-determined action make Alice again a pioneering figure on the path to adolescence. At the same time, the story reveals unique forms of representation and creative movement through her insane visual language. Ester Ambrosino and her diverse Junior Company develop a choreography that expresses all facets of fantasy and nonsense, turning Alice into a complex and complex personality in which every child is reflected.<\/p>\n Together with the video artist Dirk Rauscher, Ester Ambrosino presents the interplay of dance and space. Using the means of digital imagery and spatial projections of visual and light art, they transform the stage into an aesthetically contemporary world of unimagined possibilities.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
\nChoreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nChoreographic assistance:<\/strong> Daniela Backhaus, Daniel Medeiros
\nMusic:<\/strong> Michael Krause
\nProjections:<\/strong> Dirk Rauscher
\nCostume:<\/strong> Veronica Bracaccini
\nDressmaking:<\/strong> JBF \u2013 Erfurt Jugendberufsf\u00f6rderung
\nStage assistance:<\/strong> Kai Siegel
\nProject coordination:<\/strong> Daniela Backhaus
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Lutz Edelhoff<\/p>\n<\/div>
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