im KulturinstitutMobil (KIM) Salon Raumverstehen understands urban space as a moving organism. Like in an urban environment dance, body and place are in a direct sensual relationship to each other. The visible and invisible power structures of urban spaces, the everyday struggle for living space and quality of life and the sensitive dynamics between the […] Read more – ‘Salon Raumverstehen (2021)’.
(tomorrow at the corner) Multimedia performative city walk for a young audience. Collaborative production process in which young people and a group of interdisciplinary artists have work together to understand the city of tomorrow. Concept/direction/choreography: Gabriele Reuter & Gabriel Galindez CruzTexts: Gabriele Reuter and pupils Performers: Pupils from class 7 of the St. Franziskus School […] Read more – ‘Das Morgen an der Ecke (2021)’.
Susi & Gabi’s Salon is a performance format for discussion and exchange between audience and performers – between chaos and plan, play without limits, imprography and choreosation, discovering impossible questions and astonishing answers. In this special edition of their salon, Susanne Martin and Gabriele Reuter devote themselves to the phenomena of contemporary dance and its […] Read more – ‘Susi & Gabi’s Salon (2017)’.
A collaboration with sound artist Mattef Kuhlmey (GER) Part sound technology lecture, part dance performance, this is a lecture about sound and space. Scientific knowledge, practical demonstrations, individual and collective experiments will help to understand how acoustic waves work, how they shape and reshape the empty space around us. Together with the audience, we investigate […] Read more – ‘The Amplitude – Lecture (2016)’.
A collaboration with sound artist Mattef Kuhlmey (GER) Movement and sound collide in space. The empty room is abundant with invisible material. Movement that is heard, felt and sensed in the body. Sound constantly shaping and reshaping the room. By tuning into the simple idea of the acoustic wave, The Amplitude reveals relationship between sound […] Read more – ‘The Amplitude – Performance (2016)’.
The English-German co-production ‘tourist’ brings slapstick, loud costumes, impossible magnetisms and large black holes onto the empty space of a stage. ‘tourist’ is a strange visitor to the world of contemporary dance. Three performers invade theatres, audiences, impossible landscapes, imagined territories with humour and resilience, finding themselves out of place and unsettled. Tourist invites the […] Read more – ‘Tourist (2010)’.
In this solo, a performer explains her world in word and gesture. She opens invisible doors, explores empty places and uncovers forgotten corners. Blending text and movement with philosophies on time and space, Inventory/Räumung investigates the process of continuous listing, defining dance and the space in which we dance. Charming, humorous and honest, this piece […] Read more – ‘Inventory/ Räumung (2008)’.
Two parallel worlds, connected via TV and video links, become a performance space, interface and playground between the audience and performers. RELAY dares you to disguise, transform and question roles, identities and realities, creating a performance unique to the audience on the night. Determined by your choices and engagement with the performers – your willingness […] Read more – ‘Relay (2006)’.
In between a performance and a lecture, “Inventory/Itinerant” introduces several thoughts on the spaces we inhabit and the ones we live in. Based on the Solo Inventory/ Räumung, the starting point is a dance piece that is concerned with the spaces of an empty stage. Several experiments in word, movement and image systematically test the […] Read more – ‘City Lectures (2008)’.
foto: Stephan Grosse Rueschkamp During an initial two week residency at Tanzfabrik Berlin in August 08 we dedicated time to each artist’s individual solo work and had the chance to give and receive feedback and mentoring support through each other. We also found a first joint performance core which was mainly a listing of material […] Read more – ‘Inventory / Itinerant (2008)’.
