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Greta Markurt

At the center of this immersive and interactive dance choir is the plant yarrow. Nine humans are weaving fragments of melodies received by yarrow into time-fogging moving sound fields.
Trying to step into the ever fleeting moments of yarrow´s sphere, they wonder how they can show up without destroying its elusive nature with their human bones and flesh.

YARROW - what stores, what charges
what is carried away with the wind and disappears

YARROW - the constant in the disappearance
the mirror of oneness is the multitude


Visitor Information:

– Due to the scenic setting, there are only very limited traditional seating options. The audience is invited to sit on the wooden floor and seating made of sheep's wool and to move around the room. For those who cannot sit on the floor or do not wish to come into contact with untreated sheep's wool, alternative seating options will be provided.

– At the entrance, you are asked to remove your shoes.

– There is untreated sheep's wool in the room. It has a distinctive smell and contains wool wax (lanolin), which may stain clothing and, in rare cases, cause contact allergies. Contact with the wool is at your own risk.

- Unfortunately, late admission is not possible.

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Participants

By and with:
Debrecina Arega, Heidi Bruck, Kristin Feuerer, Karol Golebiowski, Kate Nankervis, André Nittel, Laura Rammo, Frank Schulz, Laura Siegmund, Ann Trépanier
Choreography, Creation:
Angela Vitovec aka Angela Schubot in Co-Kreation mit Schafgarbe
Room:
Folke Köbberling mit einem Holzboden von David Herman
Reinstallation stage design:
Theresa Dorn, Gareth Okan
Costume design:
María Camorino Bua
Outside eye:
Ana Lessing Menjibar
Vocal coach:
Irena Z. Tomažin
Technical department:
Holger Duhn, Eric Scheller, Constantin von Thun
Assistance:
Luisa Klidis
Backstage assistance:
Leonor Gaudêncio
Zwei Personen liegen eng beieinander auf einer Wolldecke.
Ein Raum mit hölzernem Boden und roher Schafwolle an der Wand und auf dem Boden. Mehrere Personen liegen auf dem Boden, eine kniet und hält die Arme verschränkt vor ihrem Gesicht.
Fotoportrait eines jungen Mannes in einer Nahaufnahme. Er trägt eine Krone aus natürlichen Fasern, zu seiner Linken ist Schafwolle zu sehen, zu seiner Rechten eine Zeichnung.