In the organizer's words:

THE REVELATION

Guest performance by John Moran & everyone company

in English language

The new work by American composer, choreographer and director John Moran is a revelation in the truest sense of the word. Congenially cast with the Athens-based dancer Vicky Filippa and Moran himself, "The Revelation" deals with the effects of artificial intelligence, social media and social programming on humanity. With his "slice of life" scenarios, Moran creates a highly idiosyncratic and extremely virtuoso form of music theater in which "everyday" events are presented as complex musical-choreographic compositions.

Composition, choreography and direction: John Moran
Performance: Vicky Filippa, John Moran
Sound mastering: Nikolaus Woernle
Production management: Marieluise Herrmann

John Moran began his career in New York in the late 1980s. Philip Glass was his mentor. He received numerous awards for his productions such as "The Manson Family: An Opera" (1990) with Iggy Pop in the leading role or "Book of The Dead (2nd Avenue)" with Uma Thurman, among others. Moran has been producing mainly in Europe since 2008. Under his artistic direction, the Dresden everyone company was founded in 2020, which continues to develop Moran's distinctive composition and performance technique. John Moran has already made a guest appearance at the Schaubühne with the solo performance "Etudes: Amsterdam" (2016), the new version of his opera "The Manson Family" (2017) and the video/live performance "Die Arie" (2022).


Vicky Filippa is a dancer, choreographer and member of the UNESCO International Dance Council (CID). She has been staging and choreographing her own works since 2008 and presents them both in Greece and internationally. She teaches the Japanese postmodern dance Butoh and in 2015 founded the Butoh dance group Quantum Body Athens, one of the largest Butoh communities in the world.

A production by everyone company in co-production with Societaetstheater Dresden, Schaubühne Lindenfels Leipzig and Zentralwerk Dresden.
Supported by the City of Dresden, Office for Culture and Monument Protection.

Price information:

18 / 12 (reduced) Euro