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ElseWhere Rhapsody

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Jen Rosenblit

ElseWhere Rhapsody

Performance

 “Jen Rosenblit takes the audience along on an eclectic voyage investigating queer desire. Poetry, song, eroticism, line dancing and utopia combine to produce a collage located somewhere in between tender intimacy and spectacular sensory overload.” Maria Ladopoulos, tanzschreiber.de, 2.3.2024

“Elsewhere is a place that is not here, it by definition is somewhere else.” In a vague Western landscape in ‘ElseWhere Rhapsody’, Jen Rosenblit looks at the eroticism of wanting, the familiarity of unavailability and the repetition that helps us to forget. For this she brings four outstanding protagonists of the European performance scene together on stage and takes us along a poetic text in four loose chapters, through crumbling landscapes and flawed formations. Between the polyphonic ballads of a live band, the performers’ line dancing interventions and an auction with multiple meanings, in ‘ElseWhere Rhapsody’ Jen Rosenblit, Nic Lloyd, Gærald Kurdian and Li Tavor orbit issues of consent and boundaries.  

Jen Rosenblit is a Bessie Award winner who lives and works between New York and Berlin and brings together bodies, architectures and ideas around the disaffections of desire and autonomy. ‘ElseWhere Rhapsody’ had its world premiere at Tanzfabrik Berlin, has toured across Europe and will be seen for the first time in NRW at the Impulse Festival.

Tickets

Regular price: 16 €
Reduced price: 11 €
Supporters' price: 25 €
Minimum price: 6 €

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Duration

80 minutes

Discussion

On 06.07., the performance will be followed by an aftertalk (in English).

Language

English

Accessibility

Inductive hearing system (T-coil): Details per venue Venue accessible for wheelchair users: Details per venue Toilet accessible for wheelchair users: Details per venue Venue accessible for people with walking disabilities: Details per venue

Information

Comprehension is not provided throughout. There is a text booklet at the end of the play with German and English play text.