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<\/span><\/div><\/div>Romeo und Julia<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Cinematic dance theatre \u2013 Tanztheater Erfurt<\/strong>
\nConcept & Choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nMusic:<\/strong> Michael Krause
\nActor & Speaker:<\/strong> Stefan Wey
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Lutz Edelhoff<\/p>\n<\/div>Romeo and Juliet, two teenagers in love, are trapped in the conventions of feuding family clans in Verona. Against all odds, the young people secretly find each other, but escape the omnipresent hatred in the end only in desperate suicide \u2013 this is the story of the 400-year-old world bestseller … But nothing has lost Shakespeare\u2019s material to this day in fascination and topicality.<\/p>\n
Verona could be Erfurt or any other place \u2013 Ester Ambrosino (choreography) and Michael Krause (composer) bring the newly told story as a contemporary cinematic dance theater artistically into the present day … The scene of tragedy \u2013 a round stage: the world in which we live. Staged by twelve international dancers, the actor Stefan Wey accompanies the audience through the touching, musically reinterpreted love drama. Constantly confronted with elementary emotions such as anger, hatred, sadness, jealousy and conflict-filled reflections on violence or power, the actors in modern dance seek answers to timeless questions of lived love and of \u201ccoming closer\u201d in our society.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div>Romeo und Julia<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Cinematic dance theatre \u2013 Tanztheater Erfurt<\/strong>
\nConcept & Choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nMusic:<\/strong> Michael Krause
\nActor & Speaker:<\/strong> Stefan Wey
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Lutz Edelhoff<\/p>\n<\/div>Romeo and Juliet, two teenagers in love, are trapped in the conventions of feuding family clans in Verona. Against all odds, the young people secretly find each other, but escape the omnipresent hatred in the end only in desperate suicide \u2013 this is the story of the 400-year-old world bestseller … But nothing has lost Shakespeare\u2019s material to this day in fascination and topicality.<\/p>\n
Verona could be Erfurt or any other place \u2013 Ester Ambrosino (choreography) and Michael Krause (composer) bring the newly told story as a contemporary cinematic dance theater artistically into the present day … The scene of tragedy \u2013 a round stage: the world in which we live. Staged by twelve international dancers, the actor Stefan Wey accompanies the audience through the touching, musically reinterpreted love drama. Constantly confronted with elementary emotions such as anger, hatred, sadness, jealousy and conflict-filled reflections on violence or power, the actors in modern dance seek answers to timeless questions of lived love and of \u201ccoming closer\u201d in our society.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Cinematic dance theatre \u2013 Tanztheater Erfurt<\/strong> Romeo and Juliet, two teenagers in love, are trapped in the conventions of feuding family clans in Verona. Against all odds, the young people secretly find each other, but escape the omnipresent hatred in the end only in desperate suicide \u2013 this is the story of the 400-year-old world bestseller … But nothing has lost Shakespeare\u2019s material to this day in fascination and topicality.<\/p>\n Verona could be Erfurt or any other place \u2013 Ester Ambrosino (choreography) and Michael Krause (composer) bring the newly told story as a contemporary cinematic dance theater artistically into the present day … The scene of tragedy \u2013 a round stage: the world in which we live. Staged by twelve international dancers, the actor Stefan Wey accompanies the audience through the touching, musically reinterpreted love drama. Constantly confronted with elementary emotions such as anger, hatred, sadness, jealousy and conflict-filled reflections on violence or power, the actors in modern dance seek answers to timeless questions of lived love and of \u201ccoming closer\u201d in our society.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
\nConcept & Choreography:<\/strong> Ester Ambrosino
\nMusic:<\/strong> Michael Krause
\nActor & Speaker:<\/strong> Stefan Wey
\nPhoto:<\/strong> Lutz Edelhoff<\/p>\n<\/div>
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