MULTIVERSAL
presents OUT OF ORDER as part of Vorspiel 2015 by Transmediale and
CTM, from 14th-17th of January at Neu West Berlin, Altes Finanzamt
and Ex -Stasi building: workshops, concerts, performances,
exhibitions, installations.
Description:
We
are welcoming people from all kind of backgrounds that are interested
in exchange, trial and error, playing, working and improvising
individually and as a group within a constant change of musical
environment.
The
classes begin from sensing the body itself somatically, then uses
simple improvisation proposals to bring awareness to the
spacetime we are moving through. It aims to "Find The Most
Open Question" that can open a space for protagonists from truly
diverse backgrounds to communicate and play together.
It
also aims to explore performance as something involving both action
and reception.
There
will be 2 workshops on two days, both for beginners and advanced
level practitioners.
WORKSHOP
1 :
DECIDING
ON IMPULSES (David
Bloom & Rebekka Böehme)
We
will offer communication methods in various spaces, between music and
movement, by focusing on different states of mind, dynamics,
body energies, transformation into other qualities and limitation.
We
will experiment with action, reaction and interaction by working
alone, in couples or as one group.
Wednesday,
14th
10
am - 1 pm
Thursday,
15th
10
am - 1 pm
WORKSHOP
2 :
ORDINARY
VERSUS EXTRAORDINARY MOVEMENT (Furutani
Michiyasu & Lysandre Coutu-Sauvé)
We
will focus on ordinary and extraordinary movement within
communication in space, between movers, movers and musicians as well
as movers and objects. Also
we will explore how to weave fragment of movements together into
a coherent story which will affect others.
Wednesday,
14th
2
pm - 5 pm
Thursday,
15th
2
pm - 5 pm
Please,
bring one of your favorite objects with you.
*
For
both workshops feel free to bring your instruments.
Also
bring shoes and preferably knee pads.
Registration
required / 1 day 45€ / 2 days 80 €
subscribe
multimultiversal@gmail.com subject:workshops deadline for
subscription: 12.01.2015
ALTES
FINANZAMT : Schönstedtstraße 7 - EG Neukölln 12043 Berlin U7
Rathaus Neukölln (Exit Schönstedtstraße)
David
Bloom
was
born in Heidelberg, Germany, to a family from New York, NY. Has
been playing the piano professionally for 18 years, including a stint
at the bar Marie's Crisis in New York. Received his dance training
mainly at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in
Frankfurt am Main, where his teachers included Dieter Heitkamp, Marc
Spradling, Nora Kimball and José Biondi. Also strongly influenced by
workshops with William Forsythe, Kirstie Simson, & Benoit
Lachambre. Was a member of the dance ensemble at the Staatstheater
Darmstadt directed by Mei Hong Lin, and has participated in projects
by Marco Santi, Michael d'Auzon, Nir de Volff/Total Brutal, Micha
Purucker, Ingo Reulecke, Canan Erek, Friederike Plafki & Felix
Ruckert. Since graduating from the M.A. Choreography course at the
Hochschulübergreifendes Zentrum Tanz (Inter-University Center for
Dance) in Berlin, he has been focusing mainly on his own work,
including Die Heilige und die Hure (a solo for Felix Ruckert), and
enemy,
an interactive sauna dance piece. His film Quintet
premiered
at the Berlin Porn Film Festival 2013.
David
is the recipient of a 2012 danceWEB scholarship.
Rebekka
Böehme
As
a dancer and choreographer she works with various artists and
companies in the scope of dance, (site- specific and interactive)
performance, film, installing, improvisation and theatre. Rebekka
also created own dance pieces and video works which have been shown
in different venues and festivals in Germany and abroad.
Michiyasu
Furutani
is
a performer and dancer born in Osaka, Japan and now primarily based
in Berlin. Furutani's work and expression is concentrated on Butoh
technique and practice. His experience and capabilities are however
varied - Furutani has worked on different projects with stage
directors, filmmakers, dancers, actors, and musicians. In
addition, as a dancer and performer, he is free to experiment with
modern, contact improvisation practice, classical technique and other
ways for investigating expression in a new manner.
Lysandre
Coutu-Sauvé
(creator
& dancer) graduated from l’École de danse contemporaine de
Montréal (LADMMI) in 2007. In Montreal, she worked with
choreographers such as Marc Boivin, Estelle Clareton, Mélanie Demers
and Andrew de Lotbinière Harwood (AH HA Productions). Berlin based
since 2009, she worked as a freelancer for cie. FAS, Nir de
Volff/Total Brutal, Marjana Krajac/cie. Sodaberg, Morgan Belenguer,
the CTM Crew for Transmediale 2013 among others. She also created her
own work like Born as Animals (2010), Divers Suit No.1 (2011) and
Bastard with a Name (2015).