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CARRY & CARE
7. August ' 26, 7pm tickets
8. August '26, 7 pm tickets
Uferstudios Berlin, Studio 1
Am I too heavy? Can you carry me? What is the heaviest thing you carry responsibility for?
Carry & Care opens a poetic and political space of experience. Bodies support, lift, drag, and balance one another. The audience is also invited to carry and be carried while reflecting on closeness, consent, and agency. With Carry & Care, we create a tender and caring encounter in which physical effort, trust, and care become immediately tangible.
Concept, Choreography : Diana Naber
Dance/Performance: Birte Opitz, Chelsea Reichert
Music/Sound: Mariana Carvalho
Dramaturgy: Maya Weinberg
Outside Eye: Esther Vorwerk
Support Access Dramaturgy: Leo Naomi Baur
Costume and Set Design Consultation: Cecilia Xuetong Feng
Lightingdesign: Robert Prideaux
Production Management: Lola Wittstamm
pics by Mayra Wallraff
Accessibility
There will be a family-friendly dress rehearsal on 6 August at 5 pm
As the performance also involves (optional) audience interaction, we will offer an audience workshop at 6 pm on both 7 and 8 August. An awareness support person will accompany both the workshop and the performance.
gefördert durch die Einstiegsförderung der Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt des Landes Berlin
7. August ' 26, 7pm tickets
8. August '26, 7 pm tickets
Uferstudios Berlin, Studio 1
Am I too heavy? Can you carry me? What is the heaviest thing you carry responsibility for?
Carry & Care opens a poetic and political space of experience. Bodies support, lift, drag, and balance one another. The audience is also invited to carry and be carried while reflecting on closeness, consent, and agency. With Carry & Care, we create a tender and caring encounter in which physical effort, trust, and care become immediately tangible.
Concept, Choreography : Diana Naber
Dance/Performance: Birte Opitz, Chelsea Reichert
Music/Sound: Mariana Carvalho
Dramaturgy: Maya Weinberg
Outside Eye: Esther Vorwerk
Support Access Dramaturgy: Leo Naomi Baur
Costume and Set Design Consultation: Cecilia Xuetong Feng
Lightingdesign: Robert Prideaux
Production Management: Lola Wittstamm
pics by Mayra Wallraff
Accessibility
There will be a family-friendly dress rehearsal on 6 August at 5 pm
As the performance also involves (optional) audience interaction, we will offer an audience workshop at 6 pm on both 7 and 8 August. An awareness support person will accompany both the workshop and the performance.
gefördert durch die Einstiegsförderung der Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt des Landes Berlin
MANNA
27. Juni 25, 7pm
28. Juni 25, 5 pm
Uferstudios, Studio 1
Concept + choreography: Diana Naber (formerly Thielen)
Dance/performance: Chelsea Reichert, Naama Ityel
Sound: Mariana Carvalho
Material research, costume and set design: Cecilia Xuetong Feng
Light: Andreas Harder
Dramaturgical advice: Alisa Tretau
Mentors: Maya Weinberg + Siegmar Zacharias
Supervisors: Nik Haffner, Susanne Vincenz
MANNA moves between glacial melt and birth chamber, between laboratory and ritual. At its core are materials whose mutability — from solid to liquid, from transparent to porous — serves as a starting point for choreographic research into transformation, bodily boundaries, dependency, and empathy. Between tender care and threatening closeness, the performers negotiate their relationship to the materials - and to one another. Their bodies merge temporarily, only to separate again. They become mother animals, reptiles, aliens.
siehe video
pics and videos by: Mayra Wallraff
27. Juni 25, 7pm
28. Juni 25, 5 pm
Uferstudios, Studio 1
Concept + choreography: Diana Naber (formerly Thielen)
Dance/performance: Chelsea Reichert, Naama Ityel
Sound: Mariana Carvalho
Material research, costume and set design: Cecilia Xuetong Feng
Light: Andreas Harder
Dramaturgical advice: Alisa Tretau
Mentors: Maya Weinberg + Siegmar Zacharias
Supervisors: Nik Haffner, Susanne Vincenz
MANNA moves between glacial melt and birth chamber, between laboratory and ritual. At its core are materials whose mutability — from solid to liquid, from transparent to porous — serves as a starting point for choreographic research into transformation, bodily boundaries, dependency, and empathy. Between tender care and threatening closeness, the performers negotiate their relationship to the materials - and to one another. Their bodies merge temporarily, only to separate again. They become mother animals, reptiles, aliens.
siehe video
pics and videos by: Mayra Wallraff
