edition#2 to dance
Performance
by
Christina Ciupke, Igor Dobričić
In the frame of Sommer Tanz 2015 / Open Spaces#2-2015
Moving out of the memory of movement into the dance that is taking place in the present moment. Creating the space of an encounter into which you are invited to enter. Listening to an interval of transition.Picking up the beat of time unfolding, together. Invoking this sharedplace where dance still exist between history and utopia. Between day and night.
Its a party.
A project by Christina Ciupke and Igor Dobricic.Supported by Kulturverwaltung des Berliner Senats in the frame of Basisförderung. In cooperation with Tanzfabrik Berlin.
Christina Ciupke
Christina Ciupke (she/her) is a Berlin-based choreographer/performer. She develops projects in cross-media collaborations. Specific situations are created in which proximity and distance, a sense of time and the togetherness of spectators and performers are negotiated. She has worked with the choreographers Nik Haffner, Mart Kangro, Jasna L. Vinovrški, Ayşe Orhon, dramaturge Igor Dobričić and composer Boris Hauf. Her works include the projects «Silent Trio» (2020-21) and «Take me somewhere nice» (2022-24) with visual artist and performer Darko Dragičević.. www.christinaciupke.com
Igor Dobričić
Igor Dobričić, studied dramaturgy at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, (former) Yugoslavia and attended a Master of Theatre at DasArts in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He shares his life between Berlin and Amsterdam and is working internationally as a dramaturg and artistic advisor, collaborating with several choreographers/makers (Nicole Beutler, Keren Levi, Christina Ciupke, Alma Sodeberg, Meg Stuart, Arkadi Zaides a/o). In a role of a professor and mentor he has a long-term engagement with the School for New Dance (SNDO) in Amsterdam and K3 Choreographic Center in Hamburg. From 2010 onwards he is also developing his own performative research project under the title TableTalks. During the last 7 years TableTalks is hosted and presented in a number of different cultural contexts : from Amsterdam to Stockholm, Cairo, Sao Paulo and Vienna.