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The idea of a solo has been an important part of Mark Sieczkarek’s repertoire for more than twenty years. For his new production, developed in close collaboration with video artist Oliver Iserloh, he draws on past experiments, incorporates excerpts from solo works of the past years and combines all this into a new entity. | |
Choreography and dance: Mark Sieczkarek Stage design: Mark Sieczkarek Video: Oliver Iserloh Light design: Jens Piske Management: Maria-Teresa Amarante/Qisum Photo: Ana Flor and Arnaldo Marquês Duration: 50 minutes
A production by the Mark Sieczkarek Company. Coproduced by the Theater im Pumpenhaus Münster. Supported by: The Bureau of Cultural Affairs of the City of Wuppertal.
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| How do we succeed in belonging and how do you succeed in being something? “Moon Song“ traces these questions cautiously, relating them to the current changes in Europe and their repercussions on the lifes of the people. It focuses – apart from the large, dramatically proclaimed revolutions – on all the little changes in everyday life and between people. A Turkish tenor and two dancers, one from South Korea and one from Scotland, are on a quest for their shared path. |
Choreography: Mark Sieczkarek Dance: Jeong Lee and Mark Sieczkarek Vocals: Ömer Temizel (Tenor) Costumes: Sigrid Lachnitt Light design: Jens Piske Music: Ahmed Adnan Saygun, Cemal Resid Rey, Philip Glass, John Adams Management: Maria-Teresa Amarante/Qisum Photos: Ursula Kaufmann Duration: ca. 60 minutes
A production by the Mark Sieczkarek Company. Supported by: The Ministry for Families, Children, Youths, Culture and Sports of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia; the Bureau of Cultural Affairs of the City of Wuppertal. With friendly support by the Wuppertaler Werkstatt e.V. The resumption of the play is made possible through the support of the Theater im Pumpenhaus Münster. |
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| OBLIVION SAUVE |
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Sieczkarek does not want to tell a singular narrative or convey a distinct message with his play; he rather intends to give space to pure movement, to the emotions evoked, the associations provoked. His restaging of the play “Waiting in vain“ from 2009 grows from impulse-driven improvisation, drawing its vibrant essence from a stream of concentrated, stylised movement. www.sieczkarek.comwww.qisum.de
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Choreography: Mark Sieczkarek Dance: Alexeider Abad González, Armin Biermann, Pavlina Cerna, Elena Friso, Jeong Lee, Justo Moret Ruiz, Tsutomu Ozeki, Eunsik Park Wacker Costumes and stage design: Mark Sieczkarek Light design: Jens Piske Management: Maria-Teresa Amarante/Qisum Photos: Ursula Kaufmann Duration: 60 minutes A production by the Mark Sieczkarek Company. Supported by: The Ministry for Families, Children, Youths, Culture and Sports of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia; the Bureau of Cultural Affairs of the City of Wuppertal. The restaging was coproduced by the Theater im Pumpenhaus Münster. |
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