AMANDA

by Gabriela Eunice & Miguel Crozzoli

“There she was, with the same doubts as to when she boarded that ferry, when she went on deck and saw the white sky, achromatic, the hint – still bright – of what it would be six months without sun. That day the sky was white once again in Copenhagen.”

An electronic soundscape filled with a saxophone and voice duo, narrates the story of Amanda. A fictional character that copes with the uprooting of her heart and land, embracing the obscurity of Danish weather. A story of deep inner awake, with universal elements which are part of the coming- together encounters and clashes of two persons, embodied by the movement of music. Based on fragments from the first-upcoming novel of Gabriela Eunice and coming alive throughout the experimental and visual music of Miguel Crozzoli. The piece consists of a palimpsest of feelings expressed across music and prose: A base layer of constant electronic sound is merged with melodies composed by disruptive silences which leads towards a declaim section. 

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Gone till November - NB in English

by Eric Maganga

 

Gone till November is a one man show starring Eric Maganga about becoming free from the mental prison of self doubt. It is a performance rooted in the principles of poetic storytelling. Inspired by real life as well as the Wyclef Jean song of the same name - the audience will go on a journey as the poet will bare his soul and take them on a roller-coaster ride of emotions.

 

After being gone till November in prison, will the poet ever really be able to break free, or is he too broken? We will find out together. The loneliness and constant cold shoulders make the month feel endless. 

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"På vej mod November"

af Teater Lux

Til denne tapas har jeg, Martin Ammundsen (Performer) samlet Maria Hanke (Operasang) og Mathias Rosenkilde (Lyddesign) og til et eksperiment i total mørke. En kvindes rejse mod enden. En mærkelig samtale om at finde vej.
På lydsiden vil Mathias afvikle livelyd og indspillede lyde fra det rum vi optræder i. 

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The Figment Project

by Alice Presencer 

While currently working on an adaptation of H.C. Andersen's "The Little Match Girl" The Figment Project has created the piece "But then the match went out" about optimism, loneliness, melancholic reflection and the strong forces of winter. 

The aim of The Figment Project is to perform familiar stories through the medium of contemporary dance, making the genre more accessible to the general public. 

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BEEHIVE

af koreograf Sarah Louise Kristiansen og dansere

Camilla Schnack Tellefsen og Nikoline Gervang Heimburger

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Med novembers kulde er det kun i biboet dronningen kan holde sig varm. Vi byder vores nye dronning velkommen i hi, hvor to dansere, gennem det moderne dansesprog, summer sig til varmen. Med bien som inspiration skaber duetten subtile hentydninger til en kontinuerlig magt kamp mellem performer og observatør. 

Trinsproget er udviklet med referencer til biens fysiske mønstre, interne relationer, billedsprog og moderne metaforer. Er det klodens efterår vi mærker, når magtkampen trækker efteråret ud? Er dronningens tilstedeværelse en forudsætning for ikke bare biens, men vores egen overlevelse?

 

Det vibrerende kropssprog lyder som biens summen og bien er på alles læber, men i ingens kroppe - så hvilket hieraki er gældende når arbejderbiens ihærdighed og sammenhold er på spil?

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