steptext dance project & TanzRAUM Nord present:
Insights into "Nomada", the new production by Of Curious Nature & Helge Letonja
Nomada is the intangible, having long since dismantled her tents. She moves along winding paths as an archaically striding body and bodiless in the digital world, effortlessly shifting between environments. Nomada emerges between dancing bodies, ancient myths, and videographic images, colliding seemingly immovable opposites. In the face of pressured nature and human confusion by pervasive artificial intelligence, she laughs at the approaching changes.
The Ensemble Of Curious Nature seeks physical approaches to the themes of migrations and transformations. In collaboration with filmmaker Isabel Robson and composer Miguel Marin, choreographer Helge Letonja and the dancers explore the lifestyles and mindsets of nomads, whose ways of life point to the present.
Nomada is a production of TanzRAUM Nord gUG with steptext dance project, supported by the Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, by the Senator for Culture Bremen, and the Waldemar Koch Foundation Bremen.
Information on accessibility: The premises of the Schwankhalle are "barrier-free" (in accordance with DIN 18040-01). This applies to access to the foyer, the hall and the sanitary facilities. All event rooms in the Schwankhalle are at ground level and accessible without steps. If you have any questions, please contact the Schwankhalle at
ticket@schwankhalle.de or 0421 520 80 70. Further information on the accessibility of the Schwankhalle can be found at:
https://www.schwankhalle.de/de/service/barrierefreiheit
Detailed information on accessibility:
https://www.schwankhalle.de/de/service/barrierefreiheit
Information in easy language:
https://www.schwankhalle.de/de/leichte-sprache-meta
Information in German sign language:
https://www.schwankhalle.de/de/dgs-schwankhalle
Photo: Marianne Menke
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