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#knochen
Bones play an essential part in the history of evolution. Almost everything we think we know about extinct species and our human ancestors is founded on the study of skeletal matter. Based on unearthed bones, ancient rituals are re-enacted and past ways of life as well as our ancestors’ fates are discovered.
The piece #knochen (#bones) is danced with bones: they serve as tools, weapons, furniture and exchange currency. #knochen is a passionate exploration of evolution that races through epochs, asking itself and the young audience the question: What has happened on planet Earth so far? What is going on in the present moment? And what is yet to happen?
- Recommended as of 10 years
Coproduction Tanzhaus Zürich
Choreography Andrea Boll
Dance Jenna Hendry, Emeric Rabot
Dramaturgy Frank Kauffmann
Music Faizal Ddamba Mostrixx, Henry Du Mont, Johnny Cash, Roman Glaser, Liam Sternberg
Costumes Andrea Boll
Photo, Video Peter Kadar
Thanks to Ivan Blagajčević
Production bollwerkproduction & tanztotal, Nicole Friedman
Partners Young Dance Festival Zug, Museum für Urgeschichte Zug, Museum der Anthropologie Zürich
Supported by Fachstelle Kultur Kanton Zürich, Stadt Zürich Kultur, Ernst Göhner Stiftung, Migros Kulturprozent
