MARTIN NACHBAR
URHEBEN AUFHEBEN

English [German subtitles]

SA/SAT - 27.02.2010 - 18.00 + 22.00
SO/SUN - 28.02.2010 - 20.00

THEATER PFÜTZE

The title of the piece succinctly describes what Martin Nachbar achieves in his performance. The copyright of the five short dances, based on the human emotions of vanity, desire, hate, fear and love, belongs to the expressionist dancer, Dore Hoyer. Nachbar has been involved with her dance cycle Affectos Humanos (1962) since 1999. He has succeeded in lifting it, so to speak, out of the depths of history. This already resulted in affects / rework (2000), in collaboration with Thomas Plischke, which dealt with three pieces of Hoyer‘s dance cycle. URHEBEN AUFHEBEN completes this cycle, focussing on the two remaining parts, vanity and love. Nachbar is, however, not concerned with a reconstruction. He plays with the material and turns it into his own. It provides him with so much inspiration, that, in the end, his own material predominates. So he becomes archivist and visionary, rolled into one. The piece constantly examines the contradictions between the known and the unknown, between past, present and future, and conveys these reflections to the audience.

 

Martin Nachbar received his dance training at the School for New Dance Development in Amsterdam, in New York and at P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels. In his work he combines dance, choreography, dramaturgy, text and visual media. He worked with companies and choreographers such as Les Ballets C. de la B., Vera Mantero, Meg Stuart and Thomas Lehmen and was co-founder of the collective, B.D.C. / Plischke. His most recent, internationally presented works have included Repeater, mnemonic nonstop, one shared object PROFIT AND LOSS as well as URHEBEN AUFHEBEN.

 

Idee, Konzept und Tanz | Idea, concept and dance Martin Nachbar
Choreographie | Choreography Dore Hoyer, Martin Nachbar
Choreographie Assistenz | Choreography assistant Katarina Kleinschmidt
Erarbeitung Rekonstruktion | Reconstruction Waltraud Luley, Martin Nachbar
Dramaturgie | Dramaturgy Florian Feigl
Licht | Lighting design Wassan Ali
Produktionsleitung und Management | Production management Susanne Beyer
Eine Koproduktion mit | A coproduction with Kampnagel Hamburg, sophiensaele Berlin, brut Wien
Förderer | Supported by Regierender Bürgermeister von Berlin – Senatskanzlei - Kulturelle Angelegenheiten, Nationales Performance Netz aus Mitteln des Tanzplans Deutschland der Kulturstiftung des Bundes
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von | With kind support by Tanzfabrik Berlin
Mit Dank an | Thanks to Marion Balzer (für Proberaum Frankfurt), Jürgen Ehnes (für Unterbringung Frankfurt), Thomas Plischke (für Erlaubnis, die Idee der Atemaufnahmen aus affects / rework benutzen zu dürfen)
Urheberrechte Affectos Humanos | Copyright Affectos Humanos Deutsches Tanzarchiv Köln
Dauer | Running time 50 min.
Photographie | Photography © Gerhard Ludwig