MEDIATHEK

1) IS YOU IS (or, is you aint my baby) von und mit Sabrina Marion und Richard Lee "IS YOU IS" is a dance theater piece that honestly explores, confronts and interrogates a central human, adult fear—the fear of intimacy. Many personal relationships are hampered by emotional walls and barriers, secrets and long silences; and the reluctance to open up and reveal one’s true self. This piece, a fusion of dance, movement theatre and performance art, juxtaposes ironic humor, erotic interaction, absurdity, and a meeting between Sabrina’s French (abstraction) and Richard’s American (energy) sensibilities. IS YOU IS is not their story, but is a piece that dynamically dramatizes and represents unresolved ambiguities, ambivalences, and contrasts in a way which aims to evoke in the audience their own fantasies, questions and feelings. 2) ..vielleicht sind wir eine form.. von und mit Raisa Kröger und Katharina Meyer "..vielleicht sind wir eine form der gegenbewegung..gegen meinraum, meinvideo, meingesichtsbuch bewegung.. vielleicht geht es aber auch gar nicht so sehr um die richtung des dagegen................vielleicht wären wir gerne eine form der bewegung..gegen-mit-neben-zu-einander..jeder mit und in seinem körper..raus und rüber zum anderen körper..ein (netz)werk im raum..vielleicht.." 3) Mindwanderer von und mit Robert John van den Dolder THESIS: "The mind creates reality." "Our mind is from birth on coded, therefor as an adult we can only use 7-10% at the most of it. What if we could decode our mind and use all of it?! (i.e.100%) We'll find out that there is not one, but many different coexisting realities. The concept of reality will become very elastic and abstract. This means all boundaries we know of will be gone. How will our soul, on the other hand, react? The universally known conflict between mind and soul will grow expansively. The soul plunges into an abyss of suffering and strife. It struggles within their vortex of fury, and in the end when all is within its grasp, it sinks back, exhausted and broken, falling into a new abyss of…nothingness." The main impulse for MINDWANDERER came from A. Scriabin's "POEM of ECSTASY": "I call you to life, O mysterious forces! Drowned in the obscure depths Of the creative spirit, timid Shadows of life, to you I bring audacity."