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The web-site www.schrittweise-gehen-choreografieren.de offers material for the 2 layers of the project SCHRITTWEISE (step-by-step):
SCHRITTWEISE Choreographing City is a participatory performance in and with the city, allowing a choreography to emerge from small experiments with movement and perception, conducted while walking. On the web-site you find the documentation of the performance interventions SCHRITTWEISE, which will be actualized with further adaptations to other places.
SCHRITTWEISE Choreographing Walking is a free construction-play-kit for studies, researches and works on choreographing walking.
Credits
Concept, choreography, artistic director & speaker: Katja Münker
Documentation, videography, website-design & artistic cooperation: Andrea Keiz
Production management & artistic cooperation: Paula Kramer
Dramaturgic cooperation: Maxim Kares
Sound-Design: Mattef Kuhlmey
Graphics & technical director: Andreas Harder
Research-lab-participants & test-walkers
Supported by the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK - STEPPING OUT, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media as part of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR. Aid-Program Dance. In cooperation with Tanzfabrik Berlin.
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