The Künstlerhaus, situated near Nuremberg Central Station, is the official Festival and Visitors‘ Centre for the GERMAN DANCE PLATFORM 2010. The Festival Lounge and the Restaurant KulturWirtschaft provide the perfect setting for discussion and exchange. We should like to take this opportunity of inviting you to the reception, which will mark the opening of the GERMAN DANCE PLATFORM 2010, under its motto ONE STEP AHEAD, in the Foyer of the Neues Museum on February 25. You are also warmly invited to the Festival Party DO THE DANCE @ funk soul brother, in the KulturKellerei of the Künstlerhaus on Saturday, February 27. The FINALE will take place in the Lounge on Sunday – a chance to review the events of this year‘s festival and announce the organisers of the GERMAN DANCE PLATFORM 2012.
Discussion sessions with Petra Roggel und Jochen Roller
During the GERMAN DANCE PLATFORM 2010 professional visitors are invited to take part in discussion sessions with Petra Roggel (spokesperson, Goethe Institute Munich), Jochen Roller (jury member of the GERMAN DANCE PLATFORM 2010 and choreographer) and other invited guests on the themes of content, aesthetics and structures within the German dance scene. These sessions, which are mainly directed at non-european visitors, should highlight the productions presented at the Dance Platform, putting them into context. In dialogue with their audience, Petra Roggel and Jochen Roller will ask whether dance in Germany has a specific character and perhaps come nearer to finding an answer.
26.02.2009 | 13.30 – 15.30
27.02.2009 | 13.30 – 15.30
28.02.2009 | 14.00 – 15.30
2nd Floor, Glasbau im Künstlerhaus
Post-performance audience discussions with Prof. Dr. Gerald Siegmund and Melanie Suchy
During the three morning sessions interested visitors will have the opportunity to put their questions to the choreographers and also to offer feedback on the performances of the previous day. These exchanges and discussions on the works, their background, their performers and their creators, as well as their place within the general context of contemporary dance, will be chaired by Prof. Dr. Gerald Siegmund, (February 27th, 28th) Head of Studies (Master's degree in choreography and performance) at the Institute of Applied Theatre Studies, Justus-Liebig-University, Gießen and Melanie Suchy, journalist and jury member of the GERMAN DANCE PLATFORM 2010.
26.02.2009 | 11:00-12:30 | Morgan Nardi and Naoko Tanaka (Ludica. (Nardi/Tanaka), Antonia Baehr, Fabien Prioville, VA Wölfl (NEUER TANZ)
27.02.2009 | 11:00-12:30 | Jared Gradinger and Angela Schubot, Monika Gintersdorfer and Knut Klaßen, Günther Wilhelm and Mariola Groener (WILHELM GROENER), Richard Siegal (The Bakery)
28.02.2009 | 10:30-12:00 | Monica Antezana, Martin Nachbar, Ben J. Riepe
Auditorium Neues Museum
Nationales Performance Netz
Promoting contemporary dance in Germany – Presentation of the funding opportunities created by the National Performance Network.
The National Performance Network (NPN) supports contemporary dance productions and their distribution within Germany, on the one hand providing grants for guest performances, on the other providing funding for co-productions.
Support for guest performances is aimed primarily at presenters, who can apply to the NPN for funding to cover the cost of expenses which may occur, when inviting a production from another German federal state.
The co-production funding supports international co-productions as well as co-productions set up between the "old" and the "new" Federal States.
The guest performance support 2010 is funded by the German Federal Government ( Commission for Culture and Media) and by the Cultural and Arts Ministries of the Federal States. The co-production grants are funded by the Federal Cultural Foundation.
26.02.2010 | 10:00-11:00
2nd Floor, Glasbau im Künstlerhaus
Tanzplan Deutschland
Discussion session:"Recipes for success and possible pitfalls. 4 years of the Tanzplan Deutschland"
Tanzplan Deutschland, an initiative of the German Federal Cultural Foundation, with a budget of 12,5 million euro, comes to an end in 2010. In a question and answer session representatives of the municipal and training projects provide insight into their experiences with touring guest performances, new training and learning concepts, newcomer productions, educational programmes, international residencies and policies developed by dance academies and governmental cultural agencies.
Presented by: Madeline Ritter und Barbara Schindler (Tanzplan Deutschland)
27.02.2010 | 13:30-15:30
Auditorium Neues Museum
„Tanzplan Deutschland in the picture“
Tanzplan Deutschland's partners in Berlin, Bremen, Dresden, Düsseldorf, Essen, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Potsdam present their projects in short film format.
25.-28.2.2010 Video presentation throughout the day in the foyer outside the Festsaal, Künstlerhaus.
ID_Frankfurt / Independent Dance has enrichened Frankfurt's dance scene since its inception in 2009, supporting the choreographic platform "Tanzpanorama", new rehearsal spaces, countless new productions and the co-operation with existing social institutions. Around 50 independant dancemakers, brought together under ID_Frankfurt, complement the city's existing dance programme, demonstrating their varied approach to the creative process and their broad spectrum of aesthetic orientation and content, working on research and development projects as well as presenting performances in a variety of venues. Of vital importance is ID_Frankfurt's close co-operation with the established institutions such as Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, Tanzlabor_21, The Forsythe Company, laPROF and ZuKT/HfMDK.