One year after its foundation, Cranky Bodies a/company invites you to an encounter in the urban space. The ensemble's characteristic interweaving of choreographic and visual elements opens up to the unpredictable and shifting modes of public space and therefore continue the explorations that be-gan with the video work Cranky Bodies Dance Reset Extended, which was presented in spring 2021. How does architectural environment, urban nature, wind and weather affect the improvisational struc-ture of dance and transitional sculptures? Scoring practices and instant composition require the per-formers' attention to such incalculable relationalities: through them, choreographing can be experi-enced as a collective process, provoking other forms of perception and recognition - playfully ena-bling a space of horizontal self-organization.
Dance and Choreography: Caroline Neill Alexander, Aleksandra Borys, Ivan Ekemark, Eszter Gál, Anna Nowicka, Peter Pleyer, Ka Rustler, Maria Stokłosa, Alistair Norman Watts
Transitional Sculptures and Costume: Michiel Keuper and Martin Sieweke
Dramaturgy: Jette Büchsenschütz
Production: Magda Garlińska and Dock11
A production by Cranky Bodies a/company in cooperation with DOCK 11/ DOCK ART. Supported by DIEHL+RITTER/TANZPAKT RECONNECT, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media as part of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR dance aid program.