Theatre and dance from the old and new Europe
Under the patronage of Burkhard Jung,
Lord Mayor of the city of Leipzig
Festival Director and programme: Ann–Elisabeth Wolff
Trailer with clips of all guest performances 2013
Downloadable Festival booklet, flyer and evening programmes 2013 (PDF)
1.
Tuesday, 05. November 2013 // 19.30-22.30 Uhr (opening night)
Schauspielhaus
»Le sacre du printemps« (»The rite of spring«)
Three dance pieces based on Igor Strawinsky
1. David Wampach, Montpellier, choreography
»Sacre« (»Rite«)
2. Tero Saarinen, Helsinki, choreography
»Hunt«
3. Compagnie Georges Momboye, Paris, choreography
»Le sacre du printemps«
Following the performances: public reception
Three different interpretations of the most significant ballet of the 20th century on the occasion of its première 100 years ago in Paris: by David Wampach, Montpellier (as a duet), Tero Saarinen, Helsinki (as a solo) and Georges Momboye, Paris (with 12 dancers)
2.
Wednesday, 06. November 2013 // 19.30-ca. 21.00 Uhr / World première
Thursday, 07. November 2013 // 22.00-ca. 23.30 Uhr
Residenz (in the Baumwollspinnerei)
Constanza Macras | Dorkypark, Berlin
»Die Wahrheit über Monte Verità«
(»The truth about Monte Verità«)
Performance
Conception and choreography: Constanza Macras
Schauspiel Leipzig in cooperation with euro-scene Leipzig
Constanza Macras, one of the best-known female choreographers in Germany, analyses the tension between ecology and economy in her performance.
3.
Wednesday, 06. November 2013 // 19.30-21.15 Uhr
Thursday, 07. November 2013 // 22.00-23.45 Uhr
LOFFT
1. Andrea Miltnerová
»Tanec magnetické balerínky« (»Dance of the magic ballerina«)
Dance solo
Conception and choreography: Andrea Miltnerová
A witty solo about the relation between dance and nature
2. Compagnie Nanohach
»Orbis pictus«
Dance duet
Conception and choreography: Lenka Bartůňková, Michal Záhora
German première
A duet by Lenka Bartůňková and Michal Záhora about the unconcious
4.
Wednesday, 06. November 2013 // 22.00-23.30 Uhr
Thursday, 07. November 2013 // 19.30-21.00 Uhr
Schaubühne Lindenfels
CapriConnection & Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Basel
»Ars vivendi«
Music theatre
Conception: Susanne Abelein, Anna-Sophie Mahler, Boris Brüderlin
Staging: Anna-Sophie Mahler
(in cooperation with the actors)
Music: Claudio Monteverdi, Orazio Vecchi, Carlo Gesualdi et al.
German première
FolIowing the performance: audience discussion
Presentation: Dr. Martina Bako, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig
Music theatre about the escape from everyday life with four actors, six vocalists and two musicians. Based on music of the early Italian baroque period.
5.
Thursday, 07. November 2013 // 19.30-21.00 Uhr / Première
Friday, 08. November 2013 // 19.30-21.00 Uhr
Schauspielhaus / Hinterbühne
Schauspiel Leipzig
»Rechnitz (Der Würgeengel)«
(»Rechnitz (The exterminating angel)«)
Theatre play
Text: Elfriede Jelinek
Staging: Enrico Lübbe
In the last days of the war in 1945 the Austrian village of Rechnitz was the scene of a crime against Jewish forced labourers.
6.
Friday, 08. November 2013 // 19.30-20.45 Uhr
Theater der Jungen Welt
Brokentalkers, Dublin
»The Blue Boy«
Theatre play
Conception, text and staging: Feidlim Cannons & Gary Keegan
(In English with German simultaneous translation)
FolIowing the performance: audience discussion
Presentation: Dr. Martina Bako, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig
Abuse scandals in the Catholic Church in an approved school. Feidlim Cannon and Gary Keegan staged with actors and film, music and dolls.
7.
Friday, 08. November 2013 // 22.00-23.00 Uhr
Saturday, 09. November 2013 // 22.00-23.00 Uhr
LOFFT
Barbara Matijević & Giuseppe Chico, Zagreb / Bari
»Forecasting«
Performance
Conception and staging: Barbara Matijević, Giuseppe Chico
(In English)
A woman in dialogue with her computer as a window to the world. Cheerful-serious performance about the future, the media world and the risk of losing history.
8.
Saturday, 09. November 2013 // 14.30-15.15 Uhr
Sunday, 10. November 2013 // 11.00-11.45 Uhr und 14.30-15.15 Uhr
Theater fact
Teatro Pan, Lugano
»Il giardino di Gaia«
(»Gaia’s garden)
Children's play
Staging: Pietro Chiarenza
German première
(In German)
For children from 1 to 5 years
Gaia and Aprile, guardians of an idyllic garden, lead the young guests on a poetic journey through the four seasons. With music, language and singing.
9.
Saturday, 09. November 2013 // 17.00-18.00 Uhr
Sunday, 10. November 2013 // 17.00-18.00 Uhr
Schauspielhaus Leipzig / Diskothek
2nd nature, Wien
»DeSacre!«
Dance performance based on »Le sacre du printemps« (»The rite of spring«) by Igor Strawinsky
Conception and staging: Christine Gaigg
FolIowing the performance: audience discussion
Presentation: Dr. Martina Bako, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig
The art action by the female punk band Pussy Riot in Moscow in 2012 disturbed just as the ballet »Le sacre du printemps« did in Paris in 1913. The unusual dance performance by Christine Gaigg links both events.
10.
Saturday, 09. November 2013 // 17.00-18.00 Uhr
Sunday, 10. November 2013 // 17.00-18.00 Uhr
Schaubühne Lindenfels
les ballets C de la B, Gent
»The old king«
Dance piece
Conception and choreography: Miguel Moreira & Romeu Runa
Coaching: Alain Platel
German première
A person fights against all obstacles that beset him. A mystical solo by Miguel Moreira with the Portuguese dancer Romeo Runa, who performed in multiple pieces by Alain Platel.
11.
Saturday, 09. November 2013 // 19.30-21.15 Uhr
Schauspielhaus
Jaunais Rīgas teātris (New Riga Theatre)
»Melnais piens«
(»Black milk«)
Theatre play
Text, staging, scenery and costumes: Alvis Hermanis
(In Latvian with German simultaneous translation)
Idyll and closeness with nature determined once the country life in Latvia. Now the villages are empty. The renowned director Alvis Hermanis created with his six actors a highly symbolic play about the disappearance of identity.
12.
Sunday, 10. November 2013 // 19.30-20.45 Uhr (final night)
Schauspielhaus
Israel Galván, Sevilla
»La curva« (»The curve«)
Dance piece
Conception, choreography and musical direction: Israel Galván
Composition: Sylvie Courvoisier
Flamenco far away from any stereotypes. The outstanding dancer Israel Galván reduces everything to the essential and created a masterpiece together with Sylvie Courvoisier (piano), Inés Bacán (song) and Bobote (rhythmic accompaniment).
13.
Friday, 08. November 2013 // 22.00-ca. 23.30 Uhr (1st round – part I)
Saturday, 09. November 2013 // (!) 22.30-ca. 24.00 Uhr (1st round – part II)
Sunday, 10. November 2013 // 22.00-ca. 24.00 Uhr (2nd round and award ceremony)
Schauspielhaus / Garderobenhalle
For the 11th time: Competition
»Das beste deutsche Tanzsolo« (»Best German dance solo«)
Conception: Alain Platel, Gent
Artistic direction: René Reinhardt, Leipzig
Jury:
/ Esther Holland-Merten, dramatic advisor Schauspiel Leipzig
/ Montserrat León, director Choreografisches Zentrum, Leipzig
/ Dr. Ina Lipp, medical consultant in general and nutritional medicine, Leipzig
/ Christian Syrotek, director InterCityHotel Leipzig
/ Arnd Wesemann, editor tanz, Berlin
20 solos of five minutes length on the legendary round table. All barriers between artists and audience, professionals and amateurs have been lifted. There will be three jury awards and an audience award.
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(Free entrance for all presentations)
1.
Wednesday, 06. November // 16.30 Uhr – ca. 18.30 Uhr
Passage Kinos
Documentary
»1913 – Tanz auf dem Vulkan«
(»1913 – Dance on the volcano«)
by Dag Freyer (ARTE / ZDF 2013)
Introduction: Prof. Dr. Patrick Primavesi, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig and
director Tanzarchiv Leipzig
(free entrance)
In cooperation with ARTE
2.
Thursday, 07. November // 16.00 – ca. 19.15 Uhr (two breaks)
Passage Kinos
Film recordings
»Le sacre du printemps«
(»The rite of spring«)
Four choreographies of the ballet by Igor Strawinsky by
/ Vaslav Nijinsky (Paris 1913)
/
Sasha Waltz (Paris 2013)
/
Dietmar Seyffert (Leipzig 1981)
/
Pina Bausch (Wuppertal 1975)
Introduction (16.00 Uhr) and discussion with Dietmar Seyffert (17.55 Uhr):
Prof. Dr. Patrick Primavesi, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig, and
director Tanzarchiv Leipzig
(free entrance)
In cooperation with ARTE
3.
Friday, 08. November // 16.30 – ca. 18.30 Uhr
Passage Kinos
Documentary
»Totschweigen«
(»A wall of silence«)
by Margareta Heinrich and Eduard Erne (1994)
Introduction: Enrico Lübbe, artistic director Schauspiel Leipzig,
and Torsten Buß, head dramatic advisor Schauspiel Leipzig
(free entrance)
4.
Saturday, 09. November // 14.30 – ca. 16.30 Uhr
Passage Kinos
Film
»El ángel exterminador«
(»The exterminating angel«)
by Luis Buñuel (1962)
Introduction: Dr. Martina Bako, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig
(free entrance)
5.
Saturday, 09. November // 17.00 – ca. 18.00 Uhr
Schauspielhaus / Start: Baustelle
Technical tour
»Die Räder im Getriebe«
(»The wheels in motion«)
For the 4th time: Insight into stage technology
Conception and guide: Bernd E. Gengelbach, co-director and technical director euro-scene Leipzig
and Thomas Kirsten, technical director Schauspiel Leipzig
(free entrance)
6.
Sunday, 10. November // 14.30 – ca. 16.00 Uhr
Schauspielhaus / Baustelle
Panel discussion
»Prinzip Hoffnung«
(»The principle of hope«)
»Black milk« as a metaphor beyond cliché – Eastern Europe in focus
With video clippings and followed by a reception
Participants:
/ Leman Yilmaz, artistic director Istanbul Theatre Festival, Istanbul / Turkey
/ Radivoje Ivanović, musician, Travnik / Bosnia-Herzegovina
/ Bekim Lumi, director, Prishtina / Kosovo
/ Gjergj Prevazi, choreographer, Albanian dance theatre, Tirana / Albania
/ Ernest Wichner, director Literaturhaus Berlin
Presentation: Dr. Martina Bako, theatre scholar, Universität Leipzig
(free entrance)
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\ The Festival café is based from 05 – 10 November 2013 at the Restaurant Barcelona.
\ The printed festival booklet can be posted at no charge.
Contact:
euro-scene Leipzig
Festival of contemporary European theatre
Gottschedstraße 16, 04109 Leipzig, Germany
Tel. +49–(0)341–980 02 84 / Fax +49–(0)341–980 48 60
info@euro-scene.de / www.euro-scene.de