Tickets
| Tickets | CHF 20.- / 30.- / 50.- |
| Price category freely selectable | |
| Kulturlegi: 16.- (box office only) | |
| Further ticket information (U18, Kultur-GA, Rollstuhlplätze) | |
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Timetable
| 19:00 | Opening performance (outdoors) by In Cahoots Dance Company |
| 19:30 | Aperitif with opening speech by Marieke Kruit |
| 20:00 | Performance by Stopgap Dance Company «Lived Fiction» |
Stopgap Dance Company «Lived Fiction»:
Duration: approx. 90 minutes
Language: Englisch with German subtitles
Open audio description in English, German translation on request via headphones
stage introduction: 60 minutes before the performance
They have been making art together for 20 years.
Very different people are part of the group.
They are a community of differences.
And they also show this on stage.
In the play Lived Fiction, movement, language and thoughts merge.
The result is a story.
Lived Fiction by Stopgap Dance Company shows how dance can be made radically barrier-free. Accessibility as an artistic principle brings forth a beauty that harbours the potential to change our perception in the long term. Stopgap Dance Company‘s brilliant production celebrates its Swiss premiere.
In Lived Fiction, movement, language and inventiveness merge into a lively whole. A multi-layered audio description, surtitles and movement stand side by side on an equal footing and determine the aesthetics of the piece. Solos, duets and group scenes alternate and allow dreamlike poetry to meet powerful choreography.
Credits
With: Christian Brinklow, Monique Dior Jarrett, Emily Lue-Fong, Jannick Moth, Lily Norton (Audiodeskription), Nadenh Poan, Hannah Sampson und Dan Watson (Stimme von DAN)
Access-Künstlerin/Co-Autorin: Lily NortonDeveloped as part of the ‘DANCING’ research project with financial support from the European Research Council under the European Union’s «Horizont 2020» research and innovation programme (grant agreement no. 864182)
Photo: Chris Parkes
With the support of: Arts Council England, DanceEast, Dance Ireland, Leche Trust, The Point – Eastleigh, University of Surrey
We thank Theater Winterthur for their support.
