23rd Festival 2013 / Programme

Samstag 09. Nov. // 17.00 – 18.00 Uhr	Ab 14 Jahre
Sonntag 10. Nov. // 17.00 – 18.00 Uhr
Schauspielhaus / Diskothek

2nd nature, Wien

Österreich

»DeSacre!«   

Tanzperformance

Konzeption und Inszenierung		Christine Gaigg
Text und Vortrag:		Christine Gaigg, Erich Klein
Choreografische Motive:		Vaslav Nijinsky (nach Millicent Hodson), Pussy Riot
Musik:		Igor Strawinsky »Le sacre du printemps« (Auszüge)
Bühnenbild:		Philipp Harnoncourt
Kostüme:		Dorothea Nicolai
Lichtdesign:		Jan Wagner
Tänzer:		Marta Navaridas, Anna Prokopová, Eva-Maria Schaller, Veronika Zott, Alexander Deutinger, Radek Hewelt, Petr Ochvat

Im Anschluss an beide Vorstellungen findet ein Publikumsgespräch statt.
Moderation: Dr. Martina Bako, Theaterwissenschaftlerin, Universität Leipzig

Am 05. Nov. werden zur Festivaleröffnung drei Choreografien von »Le sacre du printemps« von David Wampach, Tero Saarinen und Georges Momboye gezeigt.

Am 06. Nov., 16.30 Uhr, Dokumentarfilm »1913 – Tanz auf dem Vulkan« von Dag Freyer
Am 07. Nov., 16.00 Uhr, Filmaufzeichnung der Choreografien von Vaslav Nijinsky, Sasha Waltz, Dietmar Seyffert und Pina Bausch

The art action by the female punk band Pussy Riot in the Moscow Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in February 2012 caused a sensation. Nearly 100 years earlier, the ballet »Le sacre du printemps« (»The rite of spring«) by Igor Stravinsky received its world premiere in Paris in 1913 and became a scandal with its modernity. The choreographer Vaslav Nijinsky, 24 years old at the time of the premiere, was of a similar age as the women involved in the punk protest in Moscow, who were brought before a judge and sentenced.

»DeSacre!« is a dance performance with commentary, a kind of lecture with practical examples. Christine Gaigg deals with sacrilege, art and blasphemy. In doing so, she ties scenes from the art action of Pussy Riot thematically with excerpts from the original choreography of Vaslav Nijinsky. The coming together of these two events should illuminate both the works as well as the socio-political contexts.

Christine Gaigg, born in 1960 in Linz, studied dance and choreography in Amsterdam as well as philosophy and linguistics in Vienna. As a freelance choreographer and dancer, she often collaborates with composers of new music. In 2007, she directed the Swiss premiere of »Über Tiere« (»About animals«) by Elfriede Jelinek for Festspiele Zürich and opened the festival steirischer herbst in Graz in 2010 with »Maschinenhalle#1«.

 

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