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Jeremy Wade / US / GER
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First production / Dance - Music
In addition to being an exceptional dancer, Jeremy Wade is first and foremost a phenomenal ball of energy. We remember his production entitled Feed* at Les Subsistances where everything in him was tension (his body, his voice, his emotions). For the Ça Tchatche! WeekEnd, the American choreographer and musician who lives in Berlin seeks to reroute the nervous system by exhausting the language of the body. Embedding it in a passion that obliterates social, emotional and physical habit through laughter, disgust and pain. *A performance-concert with electro-rock band Aldoux, presented at the Ça Monstre! WeekEnd in April 2007. See synopsis (pdf / 50 KB) !In french! "Jeremy Wade’s new piece is a trio for two dancers and one musician, setting them on a journey towards ecstasy and otherness. Through a manifold of scores each performer is engaged in taking themselves apart and working towards the greater hallucination of space. The transgression of all and every possibility discloses the ground for the ecstatic experience. We seek to reroute the nervous system by exhausting the language of the body. Embedding it in a passion that obliterates social, emotional and physical habit through laughter, disgust and pain. At the end of the road blazes a different language that is generating and destroying itself constantly in every utterance: Reaching a higher level and installing a presence that lies beyond the communicable." Eike Wittrock BiographyJeremy Wade is a choreographer, a dancer and a musician from New York, who now lives in Berlin. He has been exploring the field of performance since he was trained at the SNDD (School for New Dance Development, Amsterdam) in 2000. Jeremy has received several awards for "Glory", a duo created in 2006. His latest creation, "⋯and pulled out their hair" is a play for five dancers, a grotesque combination of violent behaviours and an unstable emotional state. Both pieces have been touring successfully in Europe and America. During the Festival Week_END Ca Monstre! in April 2007 he presented "Feed", a concert-perfomance with his band ALDOUX, now working and touring under the name SPELLER. Brendan Dougherty is a composer and improviser who was born in Philadelphia and is currently located in Berlin. He performs in rock, improvised music, and new music contexts and has collaborated with people like Kim Cascone, Axel Dörner, Billy Bang and Aleks Kolkowski. He has released records on the Scrapple and Utech record labels. Anja Sielaff studied dance at the Etage Berlin and at the Theater School Amsterdam. 2005/06 she was guest student at the Mime/ Theater Department, Theater School Amsterdamm Since 1999 she works as a performer in several productions, e.g. with Jakop Ahlbom (Lost, 2004), Raquel Gualtero Soriano (Blanco, 2005), Rob List (Sprookjes Boom, 2006) and Kirsten Burger / Oper Dynamo West (Freizeitpark Berlin, 2007). Since 2006 she has been working with Jeremy Wade (and pulled out their hair 2007). She also creates own productions, e.g. Doppelbelichtung, 2006, Amsterdam Cast, crew & thanksDirected by Jeremy Wade. Performers and sound: Jeremy Wade, Anja Sielaff, Brendan DoughertyLight design: Andreas Harder. Dramaturgy: Eike Wittrock. Production/ Organisation: Barbara Greiner. Thanks to: Jugendatelier Neukölln, Heather Kravas, Peter Pleyer, Tommi Zeuggin, Leo Rennecke, Ewa Bankowska, Diane Busuttil, Joris Camelin, Benjamin Kiss, Christine Mauch. Production: Jeremy Wade. Coproduction and residence: Les Subsistances / Lyon / France. Coproduced by : Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin. Supported by: Haupstadtkulturfonds.   |
