WED, 03.07.
17:00 / PB 3
and counting
Antje Cordes
18:00 / PB 3
and counting
Antje Cordes
20:00 / PB 2
Giacometti’s figure
Vicente Antunes Ramos
Call-to-Action hizufügen
THU, 04.07.
16:30 / Strahlenzentrum
Dates of Expiry (ENG)
Carlos Franke
18:30 / PB3
_Static_!
Balint Barabas Szigeti / Katerina Kalantranaki
20:00 / Georg-Büchner-Saal
How clouds, hair and ropes are related?
Isidora Gazmuri Donoso
FRI, 05.07.
14:30 / Strahlenzentrum
Verfallsdaten (GER)
Carlos Franke
16:30 / PB 2
Giacometti’s figure
Vicente Antunes Ramos
19:30 / Georg-Büchner-Saal
Tonight
Anna Lea Ourø
21:00 / PB 3
Follow Back
Rom Sheratzky
SAT, 06.07.
12:00 / PB 3
Follow Back
Rom Sheratzky
14:00 / Georg-Büchner-Saal
Tonight
Anna Lea Ourø
17:00 / Georg-Büchner-Saal
A Very Cheesy Song for You
Pao-Chang Tsai
19:00 / PB3
My Horse is a Cloud
Malin Harff
20:30 / Georg-Büchner-Saal
can we take a moment to appreciate the sunset
Nele Tiidelepp
Rough Proposals 2024 is an experimental platform for the presentation of artistic works by students of the international Master's programme in Choreography and Performance at the Institute of Applied Theatre Studies in Giessen and Comparative Dramaturgy and Performance Research of Goethe University in Frankfurt. In numerous choreographies, performances, installations, works in progress etc., eleven students give the audience an insight into their artistic work, explorations, and research processes.
Rough Proposals 2024 has been developed within the course, and with the guidance of Dr. Martina Ruhsam and with the support of Prof. Dr. Bojana Kunst.
This year’s edition will be presented in the framework of Hessische Theatertage 2024.
With the financial support of the Hessian Theatre Academy.
and in this arena, there might be nothing
but we keep going on
one two three four
clack-clack
“and counting” is a first attempt to stage this work in process. Exploring the poetic and performative possibilities of soft plastics and bodies of air; trying to navigate and redefine contact points, purpose, meaning and intentions, to make non-sense within a world out of proportions.
Performed by: Antje Cordes, Annu Kötter
Lights: Lucas Guigonis
Tech support: Malin Harff
Helping hands & minds: Sylvia Cordes (tailoring saviour), Anne-Kathrin Hartmann (make-up advisor)
Special thanks: Martina Ruhsam, Eszter Sonnevend, the RP class
03.07.24, 17:00 & 18:00, PB3
English, 30 min
In Giacometti's Figure I revisit the story of my mother's depression and her repeated suicide attempts throughout my childhood. Based on a long interview I conducted with her, I look for ways to choreograph this story, to narrate it from the pieces of memory I have, from the traces I have in my hands.
Concept and performance: Vicente Antunes Ramos
With: Sandra Antunes Ramos
Artistic collaboration: Giovanna Monteiro and Linda Jiayun Gao-Lenders
Assistant director: Giovanna Monteiro
Text: Guido Wertheimer and Vicente Antunes Ramos
Video: Ana Iramain
Sound artist: Tomás Ripoll
Light support: Nele Tiidelepp
Special thanks: Miguel Antunes Ramos, Donya Speaks, Laura Salerno, Bojana Kunst, Martina Ruhsam and to all the RP 2024.
03.07.24, 20:00, PB2
05.07.24, 16:30, PB2
Portuguese with English subtitles, 90 min
What do a monkey mask, a musical saw and skating have in common? What's the connection between Audre Lorde and John Cage? And how do you organise your books? Not by size, do you? The stage performance "Dates of Expiry" is a contemplation of mortality, and a very personal attempt of organising not just books, but life itself.
(Aside: A Theatermaschine piece at Rough Proposals! Isn't that illegal?!)
04.07.24, 16:30, Strahlenzentrum (English version)
05.07.24, 14:30, Strahlenzentrum (German version)
English and German, 45 min
A Work IN progress
static [ˈstatɪk]:
Adjective:
-lacking in movement, action, or change, especially in an undesirable or uninteresting way
-forces in equilibrium.
-acting as weight but not moving.
Noun:
-an electrical charge that collects on the surface of objects made from some types of material when they are rubbed.
-a constantly changing pattern on analogue tv screens
-electric noise
_Static_! Is an investigation through the performance space how stillness, equilibrium and constant change relates to each other.
Concept: Balint Barabas Szigeti
Creators: Adi Einecke, Isabelle Gebert, Anna Gies, Katherina Kalantranaki, Damian Obara, Eszter Sonnevend
04.07.24, 18:30, PB3
English, 60 min
Note: There will be darkness and flickering lights.
This works explores the question How Clouds, Hair, and Ropes are related?, using materialities and the body as means and through a theatrical language.
Creation and performer: Isidora Gazmuri
Musical Composition: Tomás Ripoll
Lights design: Levi Schafhauser
Choreography assistance: Santiago Mariño
Special thanks: Martina Ruhsam, Annu Kötter, Xavier Le Roy, Nargess Behrouzian and
all RP 24'
04.07.24, 20:00, Georg-Büchner-Saal
English, 60 min
Tonight is about distances. It is about material getting amplified in more bodies, taking up more space. It is about the line of tension between form and sensation. The material is split apart and never fully returned, or it is returned in a new order.
Tonight, I am not sure anymore what belongs to me and what is shared.
By Anna Lea Ourø
With: Santiago Mariño and Anna Lea Ourø
Tech: Carlos Franke
05.07.24, 19:30, Georg-Büchner-Saal
06.07.24, 14:00, Georg-Büchner-Saal
English, 40 min
A big thank you to: Martina Ruhsam, Bojana Kunst, Oded Komemi, Yael Selinger,
Antje Cordes
05.07.24, 21:00, PB3
06.07.24, 12:00, PB3
English and German, 35 min
It's a working-in-progress research for the definition of cheesiness, how cheesiness affects human body, health, and mind. How do we understand cheesy music and other art forms. Why we are avoiding cheesiness. What exactly are we afraid of cheesiness and how, as human being, can we conquer cheesiness.
Or, I just miss him too much.
Concept: Pao-Chang Tsai
Performers: Pao-Chang Tsai & Tomás Ripoll
Dramaturgs: Balint Barabas Szigeti & Katerina Kalantranaki
Special Thanks to: Johannes Engelmann, Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys, Cupies 24/25, and 三媽、佛祖、保哥、文昌帝君、關聖帝君、白沙屯媽祖
06.07.24, 17:00, Georg-Büchner-Saal
English, 40 min
It’s very cheesy.
Horses are perceived as wild and soft.
In what rhythm does your heart beat?
When the horse fell out of time,
clouds were the only horizon.
Clouds in broken shapes.
Isn´t that breathtaking?
This work is created with the perspective of Long Covid, walking the line of breathing in the everyday while the world is stumbling and breathing is not a given fact anymore.
By Malin Harff
With Isidora Gazmuri and Annu Kötter
Sound: Tomás Ripoll
Drums: Nargess Behrouzian
Light: Dana Maxim
Camera: Tetta, Malin Harff
Dramaturgical Advice: Bojana Kunst, Martina Ruhsam, Santiago Mariño
Special thanks to all the tech support by Tamira, Johanna, Marie, Jannis and Simon, to CUPies 23/24 and the dance department of Stadttheater Gießen.
06.07.24, 19:00, PB3
English, ca. 60 min
Note: There will be a lot of fog.
The way you look at me reminds me of a time when I moved things and myself from across the room closer to you. These are the times we had. The times we will have had when we hang out when it's all over; and my soft side is turned towards you as we stand on the other side of things and look towards us as if we were here together. And are we thinking the same thing to the extent that we finish off each other's thoughts? Things left out get into my head and I stay underneath to see only the bottom of it. I need to, at least, try to move my fingers in such a way that we both get to page 6 in the book. But on another page, this is just the beginning.
Author: Nele Tiidelepp
Performance: Nele Tiidelepp, Anna Lea Ourø, Vicente Antunes Ramos
Sound design: Tomás Ripoll
Choreography and dramaturgy: created in collaboration with Anna Lea Ourø and Vicente Antunes Ramos
Thanks: Tom Brennecke, Liisbeth Horn, Martina Ruhsam
06.07.24, 20:30, Georg-Büchner-Saal
English, 70 min
Locations
Theaterlabor/PB3
Bismarckstraße 24A
Georg-Büchner-Saal/
Alte Universitätsbibliothek
Bismarckstraße 37
PB2
Schiffenberger Weg 115
Strahlenzentrum
Leihgesterner Weg 217D
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