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Theatre / Dance

Costa Compagnie

Conversion - Nach Afghanistan

Tickets:

18 Euros (conc. from 9 Euros)

Past dates

Premiere

Thursday

11/24/16

8:30 PM

k1

ca. 2 1/2 Std.

Friday

11/25/16

8:30 PM

k1

ca. 2 1/2 Std.

Saturday

11/26/16

8:30 PM

k1

ca. 2 1/2 Std.

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The Costa Compagnie conducted research in the Hindu Kush for three weeks at the end of ISAF’s mission and spoke with Afghans as well as with German and American soldiers about their experiences within the region’s complex situation. CONVERSION translates the multiple voices and contradictions of the material into a powerful performance that blends contemporary dance, research-based theater, soundscapes and multimedia installation to create a new form of the messenger’s report.

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With: Costa Compagnie
Artistic director, text, performance: Felix Meyer-Christian Chorepgraphy, Dance: Jascha Viehstädt Dance, Performance: Hauke Heumann, Toni Jessen, Frank Koenen, Akemi Nagao, Maria Walser Audio: Katharina Kellermann Video: Miguel Murrieta Vásquez Video-support: Jonas Pluemke Stage, Costumes: Anika Marquardt, Lani Tran Duc Dramaturgy: Stawrula Panagiotaki Assistent: Nicole Nowak Research in Afghanistan: Stefan Haehnel (Foto/Video), Felix Meyer-Christian, Jascha Viehstädt Translation in Afghanistan: Ahmad Nasir Formuli Produced by: COSTA COMPAGNIE in Kooperation mit dem Theater und Orchester Heidelberg Technical Management, Light: Fabian Eichner
Gefördert von der Kulturstiftung des Bundes sowie von der Ilse und Dr. Horst Rusch-Stiftung.

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