b12 format spin

shallow waters

sebastian zuber

shallow waters

the piece leads through an associative imagery of water scarcity in europe: a future scenario, inspired by the book "the story of water" by maja lunde. by depicting the immediacy of this disaster, shallow waters illuminates our behavior regarding the climate crisis in the current situation - a time when political beliefs become concepts of faith, but urgent action fails to materialize. rather than condemning our sluggish response to climate change, the play acknowledges and cheers on the self-destructive nature of humans.

direction, choreography: sebastian zuber
assistant director: anna friedrich
dance: jefta tanate, anna virkkunen, gotautė kalmatavičiūtė, elina lindfors, victor rottier, jordan gigout
costumes: noemi szalay
music: lukas thielecke
lighting: minna heikkilä
production assistance: mathias stich, rahel roethlisberger
photo: brigitte fässler

language: english
length: ca 60 min

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the performance series spin invites the audience into a kind of 360-degree seated arena. the pieces are created by choreographers and teachers teaching at b 12. the performance format spin is organised by b12 - festival for contemporary dance and performance art berlin. b12.space

b 12
festival for contemporary dance and performance art berlin
1 - 30 July 2023

b12 - the festival for contemporary dance and performance art berlin 2023 - has once again put together a varied programme with different works: during the four weeks in july there will be workshops and symposia, but also exciting events and fantastic performances.

in addition to performances for the public, the festival offers participating dancers and performers the opportunity to work with and learn from a variety of renowned international artists. b 12 is a platform for professional exchange of experience and teaching in a beautiful studio environment.

since its inception, b 12, the festival of contemporary dance and performance art, has been dedicated to supporting artists who take physical and emotional risks on stage and in the rehearsal process, and to supporting different approaches and styles.

the b12 summer festival remains the flagship event, complemented by the two brand new b12 satellite programmes in spring and autumn, each lasting four days. the festivals take place here in berlin with participants, teachers and choreographers in berlin in various studios and theatres.