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Soul Chain
tanzmainz / Sharon Eyal
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8.00 pm
from 7.30 pm
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about the performance
The tanzmainz company presents a dynamic combination of ballet and electro with the choreography “Soul Chain”, which won the theatre prize DER FAUST in 2018. Sharon Eyal has created a captivating choreography for the Mainz State Theater ballet company, bringing the ensemble together in an energetic swarm. The movements are animalistic and pure, with the group moving with the utmost discipline in rhythmic harmony. The audience is challenged to look for the differences. Because, says the choreographer, it is precisely in our similarities that we can see how different we all are. “Soul Chain” is a declaration of love for the absolute uniqueness of each individual.
Sharon Eyal, Choreography
Gai Behar, Artistic Consultant
Ori Lichtik, Composition
Rebecca Hytting, Costume, Choreographic Assistance
Alon Cohen, Lighting & Stage
Tom Weinberger, Choreographic Assistance
Natalia Rodina, Rehearsal & Evening Management
Dancers
Zachary Chant, Tanit Cobas, Paul Elie, Elisabeth Gareis, José Garrido, Daria Hlinkina, Finn Lakeberg, Christian Leveque, Shani Licht, Frederico Longo, Cornelius Mickel, Jaime
Neves, Amber Pansters, Jaume Luque Parellada, Réka Rácz, Maasa Sakano, Lin Van Kaam
Honne Dohrmann, Director tanzmainz
Finn Lakeberg, Artistic Production Manager
Hannah Meyer-Scharenberg, Assistant Dance Director & Tour Coordinator
Julia Kraus, Assistant Dance Director
Luka Curk, Stage & Sound Designer
Dominik Hager, Lighting Designer
Matthew Tusa, Stage Manager
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Sharon Eyal, Choreographer
"Soul Chain is a play about longing. You can see the pain, the sweat and how the inside tries to break free. This power grows stronger and stronger as the bodies slowly become more tired."
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"Powerful dance, precisely pulsating bodies, stomping formations and constant acceleration."
From the jury statement for the theatre prize DER FAUST 2018
