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Stephan Herwig: SOMEtimes all it takes is a little more TIME

In the organizer's words:

SOMEtimes all it takes 
is a little more TIME 
A kinetic body installation marking the 20th anniversary of Stephan Herwig’s production career 

Re-entry permitted: The ticket is valid for subsequent days when presented with a valid ID. 

The time slots are intended as a rough guide for the organizers. Please book your ticket for the start of your visit, depending on whether you’d like to arrive earlier or later. You’re also welcome to stay longer than the specified 2 hours.

A central theme for Stephan Herwig in this production is the phenomenon of time. On the one hand, this involves working with material from twenty years of artistic and choreographic work, 
and on the other hand, through an exploration of temporal structures that go beyond the usual parameters of stage productions. 
Drawing on memories of past creative challenges, Stephan Herwig developed a moving physical installation during a laboratory phase with long-time collaborators. 
Over the course of four hours, eleven dancers unfold movement sculptures of varying intensities and moods that gently spread throughout the space. 
The performers act and react to one another in real time. An invitation to the audience to immerse themselves, to share space and time with the dancers, and to consciously perceive their own sense of time. 
 
Artistic Direction, Choreography, Sound, Costumes, Set Design: Stephan Herwig 
Featuring: Guido Badalamenti, Aurora Bonetti, Jennie Boultbee, Erica D’Amico, Isabel Galliciotti, Erick Godoy, Anima Henn, Hikaru Osakabe, Karen Piewig, Susanne Schneider, Alessandro Sollima 
Participation in the lab phase and artistic collaboration: Anima Henn, Anna Fontanet, Maxwell McCarthy, Karen Piewig, Susanne Schneider, Alessandro Sollima 
Scientific supervision and documentation: Dr. Sofia Muñoz Carneiro* 
Lighting design: Michael Kunitsch 
Production Manager: Jan Termin
Public Relations: Beate Zeller
Graphic design: Markus Pollinger
 
*Dance scholarSofia Muñoz Carneiro provided academic and documentary support for the laboratory segment. The collected material will serve as the basis for a publication, 
which is scheduled to be released as part of the anniversary celebrations and will shed light on an aspect of the work that otherwise tends to remain hidden from the public: the creative process of choreography.
 
Supported by the Department of Culture of the City of Munich. 
Stephan Herwig is a member of Tanztendenz München e.V.
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Location

Schwere Reiter – Tanz Theater Musik
Schwere Reiter – Tanz Theater Musik Dachauer Straße 114a 80636 München

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