Von 12. bis 16. Juli findet bereits zum vierten Mal der Hip Hop Dance Summer statt - eine Woche Intensiv-Workshops mit genialer Tanzatmosphäre im SEAD! Von Hip Hop und Newstyle über Funk, House und Breakdance bis hin zu Lyrical und Funky Jazz spannt sich die breite Palette des Angebots. Unterrichtet werden die jungen TeilnehmerInnen von Breakdance Welt- und Europameister Patrick Grigo und der Topchoreographin und -trainerin Miriam Link. Seid dabei beim Hip Hop Tanzspektaktel des Sommers!
Diego Gil (Buenos Aires) / Tarek Atoui (Libanon) /
TänzerInnen des SEAD
kapitel tanz outdoor
Friday, July 9th 2010, 9.30 p.m.
Im Rahmen der sommerszene 2010
In Salzburg führt die Kunstform Tanz ein reiches Leben: praktische und theoretische Ausbildung, Tanzfestivals, eine vielfältige Tanzszene. Diese Sommerszene hat für Salzburg einen einmaligen Tanzevent in die Stadt gesetzt. 50 junge TänzerInnen aus aller Welt, die in Salzburg leben und im SEAD ausgebildet werden, bespielen den Kapitelplatz, eine der pittoresken architektonischen Besonderheiten dieser Stadt.
Der Choreograph des Schauspiels Diego Gil kommt aus Argentinien, wo tanzen das Lebensgefühl in hohem Maß prägt. Er hat Bewegungsmuster entwickelt, die in ihrer Vielfalt und Dynamik sowohl die Individualität jedes einzelnen Tänzers und jeder einzelnen Tänzerin betonen als auch zu einem eindrucksvollen Gesamtbild wachsen. Mehr als ein halbes Jahr hat er mit den jungen TanzkünstlerInnen an „outdoor“ gearbeitet und ein Konzept zur außergewöhnlichen Dimension einer Choreographie für 50 TänzerInnen entwickelt. Die Tanzkünstler begleitet der libanesische Komponist und Musik-Performer Tarek Atoui, dessen elektronische Klangkaskaden durch seine Bewegungen aktiviert werden: ein hochtheatralischer Vorgang von unvergesslicher Eigenart.
Das sommerliche Tanzspektakel vor der Kulisse der Festung und des Doms ist ein Statement für den zeitgenössischen Tanz in Salzburg.
"Only Real When Shared" (Choreographie: Roberto Olivan)
Roberto Olivan ist einer der vielversprechendsten Nachwuchschoreographen in Europa. Geboren 1972 in Spanien, studierte er am INSTITUT DEL TEATRE in Barcelona und bei P.A.R.T.S. in Brüssel. Olivan tanzte für die renommierte Kompanie ROSAS unter der Leitung von Anne Teresa de Kersmaeker, bevor er die choreographische Leitung des HET NET Theaters in Brügge übernahm. Dort entwickelte er seine erste abendfüllende, mit zahlreichen Preisen ausgezeichnete Choreographie „Natural Strange Days“.
Olivans Arbeit ist sehr breitgefächert - er erarbeitete Stücke für Tanzkompanien sowie für Chöre, unterrichtete Tänzer sowie Schauspieler und arbeitete mit Fatou Traoré an einem Tanz-Zirkus-Projekt. 2003 gründete er die ENCLAVE Dance Company in Belgien. Olivan arbeitete untere anderem mit Robert Wilson, Trisha Brown, Josse de Pauw und Tom Jansen und kreierte Stücke für die Korean National University of Arts in Seoul, das Ensemble Walpurgis, die Vertigo Dance Company in Israel. Gemeinsam mit BODHI PROJECT, der Kompanie des SEAD, arbeitet Olivan in einer mehrwöchigen Probenphase an seinem neuesten Werk "Only Real When Shared".
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
Venue: SEAD Theater
Tickets: 3 Euro
Showing
Saturday, June 19th, 8 p.m.
Gastdozent Sagi Amir Gross (NL/IL) erarbeitete in einer mehrwöchigen Probenphase ein Stück mit SEAD-StudentInnen im 2. Ausbildungsjahr. Sagi Amir Gross studierte an der Dutch National Ballet Academy in Amsterdam und an der Bat-Dor Dance Academy in Tel Aviv. Während seiner Studienzeit erhielt Sagi zahlreiche Stipendien für Tanz und Choreographie. Als Choreograph erarbeitete er bereits mehr als 35 Stücke in den Niederlanden, der Schweiz, Deutschland und Israel. Zentral für seine Arbeiten ist die Frage der Identitätsfindung. Als Immigrant in Europa mit gemischten Wurzeln interessiert er sich für die Entdeckung des Selbst innerhalb seiner Umgebung. Was stiftet Identität? Was macht Identität aus?
Die Tanztheaterstücke der im letzten Jahr verstorbenen Choreographin Pina Bausch dienen als Impuls und Anregung für die diesjährigen Kindervorstellungen.
Materialien, Kostüme, Raumkonstellationen und Bewegungselemente von Bauschs Arbeiten lieferten die Grundlagen für die von den Kindern und TanzpädagogInnen gemeinsam entwickelten Kindertanzstücke. Die Ergebnisse werden an zwei Tagen auf der Bühne gezeigt.
Mit den jährlich im Juni stattfindenden Kindervorstellungen haben die KursteilnehmerInnen des Kinder- und Jugendprogramms von SEAD die Gelegenheit, ihr Können der Öffentlichkeit und natürlich den Eltern und Freunden zu präsentieren.
"IchBinIch" - Kursprogramm für Kinder von 4 bis 10 Jahren
"Hipteen" - Kursprogramm für Kinder von 11 bis 15 Jahren
Für die Kindervorstellungen ist eine Kartenreservierung unbedingt erforderlich! Karten ausschließlich im SEAD Büro erhältlich!
Informationen per Telefon 0662/624635 oder Email: info@sead.at
Absolute Jivamukti Yoga
mit Regina Gambarte
Sonntag, 30.5. 16-19 Uhr
Vorwärtsbeugen, Hüftöffner
Sonntag, 13.6. 16-19 Uhr
Twist, Herzöffner und Umkehrhaltung
Jivamukti ist eine moderne Form des Vinyasa Yoga, in die Kunst, Tanz und die Vibration des Zeitgeists mit einfließt. Jivamukti Yoga nimmt Bezug auf die jahrtausende alte Yogaphilosophie und versteht es, in modernem Sequencing und durch tänzerische Abfolgen den Körper zu heilen und den Geist zu beflügeln. Ein wichtiger Aspekt ist die Musik, oder Nadam, der Klang. Und es hat alles Platz, die Klassik, Mantren, Bob Dylan und Mos Def. etc. Wer einmal bei Regina geübt hat, weiß, wie inspirierend eine coole Playlist sein kann! Das wichtigste ist ihr, die Essenz des Yoga zu vermitteln, sich als Einheit erfahren zu dürfen, die Grenzen zu sprengen, Freiheit zu erlangen, jetzt in diesem Leben.
www.yam-yoga.de
Preis: 45 Euro
Anmeldung: info@sead.at
Bild: Marcio Canabarro
Lust am Risiko
Saturday, June 12th 2010, 3 p.m.
Performancefestival von und mit SEAD-StudentInnen. Das ganze Gebäude wird zur Bühne für Installationen, Performances, Tanz. Diesjähriges Motto: Be ready to take risks!
Tickets: Euro 8,-/4,-
Foto: Nuno Santos
London Contemporary Dance School goes SEAD
Tuesday, June 8th 2010, 8 p.m.
EDge, die Postgraduate Performance Company der London Contemporary Dance School, gibt einen Einblick in ihr vielseitiges Repertoire.
Ort: SEAD, Schallmooser Hauptstraße 48a
Eintritt: 5,- Euro
Photo: Zsófia Hevér
Matinées for Schools
Wednesday June 9th and Thursday June 10th, 11 a.m.
They Dance, We Watch
Choreographie: Jelka Milic (SLO/GB)
They Dance, We Watch ist ein multimediales Tanzstück, das Video, Musik und Performance vereint. Das Geschehen auf der Bühne und die Rolle der Zuschauer wird über die Projektion von Texten kommentiert und offen gelegt. Die TänzerInnen sind sowohl als Darsteller auf der Bühne als auch in einem Video zu sehen, das in das Bühnengeschehen integriert wird.
They Dance, We Watch regt mit viel Witz und Ironie zur kritischen Reflexion von Darstellung und Wahrnehmung an. Bertolt Brechts Verfremdungseffekt dient als Grundlage für das Stück. Durch das Offenlegen und Deutlichmachen von darstellerischen Mitteln wird zwischen Zuschauern, Darstellern und gespielten Figuren ein Abstand geschaffen, der einer kritischen Auseinandersetzung Raum gibt.
Eine spannende, humorvolle Auseinandersetzung mit Tanz und Theater!
Im Anschluss an die Aufführung: Künstlergespräch mit den TänzerInnen (StudentInnen des SEAD), moderiert von Dr. Jens Badura (Philosophiedozent am SEAD)
Dauer der Veranstaltung (Vorstellung und Künstlergespräch): ca. 60 Minuten
Zielgruppen: Schulgruppen (SchülerInnen zwischen 12 und 18 Jahren)
Tickets: 5 Euro pro SchülerIn
Reservierungen bitte bis spätestens 2. Juni an info@sead.at oder unter 0662-624635
Photo: Wolfgang Kirchner
Symphonic Dance
Friday, May 14th und Saturday, May 15th, 8 p.m.
Pieces by Todd Williams (USA), Anna MacRae (New Zealand), Jelka Milic (Slovenia/Great Britain) and Libby Farr (USA/Germany).
Four new works for SEAD students by internationally renowned choreographers.
SEAD celebrates the International World Dance Day in Salzburg's Altstadt.
Street Symphony for Dance Orchestra
50 dancers got a map of Salzburg, some wooden sticks, beer cans, rhythms, whistles, voices, numbers, heartbeats, space structures, bodies, fresh air, may flowers, mountains in 5 movements.
The performance is a close collaboration of the students of SEAD with the music of Bánk Sáry and the choreography of Zsuzsa Rózsavölgyi. They worked for four weeks to create a symphony for the body. The movements of the dancers become the music and the streets become the stage.
Choreography: Zsuzsa Rózsavölgyi
Composition: Bánk Sáry
Dance: SEAD students
Blog about Dancing in the Streets by Bernhard Jenny, photos by Cristina Colombo
Photo: Walking Chakras (chor. Oleg Soulimenko)
BODHI PROJECT goes republic
Tuesday, April 27th
„Walking Chakras“ (Chor.: Oleg Soulimenko)
Seven Chakras in seven colours with seven meanings Oleg Soulimenko will stage as mass movements in his new group piece with dancers of BODHI Company from SEAD. The commented, synchronised group choreography dances between ornament and political, aesthetical and social praxis. For this ornaments of the mass Soulimenko works with the specific physical qualities of the SEAD dancers. A spiritual trip in Soulimenkos performance history, having its 25th anniversary this year.
Wednesday, April 28th
"Have you ever been close to a human?" (Chor.: Milli Bitterli)
Mit "Have you ever been close to a human?" präsentiert die renommierte österreichische Choreographin Milli Bitterli ein Stück für fünf Tänzerinnen. Zu Beginn des Stückes sind Phrasen, Formen und Tanzstile lesbar. Durch Vorantreiben der Körper verschwinden die Formen hinter den hervortretenden Menschen. Das angehäufte Bewegungsmaterial zeigt sich ungebremst. Die Choreografie wird eins mit den Emotionen und der Energie der Tänzerinnen.
Photo: Rita Bürgler
First Audition Round
The cities as well as dates for the Auditions 2010 are fixed.
First round auditions
Athens - 13.02.2010
Barcelona - 20.03.2010
Berlin - 24.04.2010
Brussels - 17.04.2010
Budapest - 27.03.2010
Helsinki - 06.03.2010
Istanbul - 06.03.2010 (NEW!)
Ljubljana - 27.03.2010
London - 13.03.2010
New York - 11.04.2010 (NEW DATE!)
Oslo - 06.03.2010
Salzburg - 28.02.2010
Salzburg - 17.04.2010
Stockholm - 20.03.2010
Tel Aviv - 09.04.2010 (NEW DATE!)
Vienna - 20.03.2010
Zagreb - 24.04.2010
Zurich - 03.04.2010
The second round takes place in Salzburg on May 15th and 16th.
In diesem Workshop werden euch Möglichkeiten aufgezeigt, wie man durch spezielle Asanas (Körperhaltungen), Pranayama (Atemübungen) und Meditationstechniken die Reinigung von Körper, Geist und Seele unterstützt und somit optimale Gesundheit erreichen kann. Dieser dynamische Workshop möchte eine aktive Involvierung mit der eigenen Gesundheit durch Selbstverantwortung anregen und Vorschläge bieten, wie man das Beste für das körperliche, emotionale
und spirituelle Wohlergehen wählt. Ein lebendiges, inspirierendes und reinigendes Erlebnis.
Bitte mindestens 2 Stunden vor dem Kurs nichts mehr essen (idealerweise die Tage zuvor leichte Kost und kein Alkohol, um den Körper auf den Workshop vorzubereiten.)
www.yogainaction.de
Preis: 45 Euro
Anmeldung: info@sead.at
Photo: Peter Behek
Choreography Major Showing
Friday, April 23rd 2010, 6.30 p.m.
SEAD-StudentInnen im vierten und letzten Ausbildungsjahr mit Schwerpunkt Choreographie zeigen ihre aktuellen Stücke.
Eintritt: 3 Euro
TangoTanzTage im SEAD
mit Pablo Pugliese & Noel Strazza
7. bis 14. April 2010
SEAD ist es gelungen, die beiden ausgezeichneten
und begehrten Tangotänzer und -lehrer Pablo Pugliese und Noel Strazza für eine Intensivwoche nach Salzburg zu holen. Pablo wuchs als Kind berühmter Tangotänzer praktisch in den Milongas von Buenos Aires auf. Später absolvierte er eine Ausbildung in Modernem Tanz und lernte Noel kennen.
Beiden gelingt es perfekt, Tradition, Technik und Innovation im Tango harmonisch miteinander zu verweben. Mit ihrem klar strukturierten Unterricht, ihrem sympathischen Auftreten und ihrem kraftvollen Tanz haben sie weltweit viele Freunde gewonnen.
Detailliertes Programm downloaden:
Außenseite (aktualisiert mit Infos zu ausgebuchten Kursen!)
Innenseite (aktualisiert mit Infos zu ausgebuchten Kursen!)
Photo: Peter Behek
Open House doit!
Saturday, March 27th 2010, 4 to 7.30 p.m.
Come and get to know our do it! course program for free!
At "Open House" you have the possibility to inform yourself about SEAD and its different offers: Modern, Contemporary, Ballet, Hip Hop, Yoga, Pilates, Jazz or Brazilian Dance.
All Tutors will present their courses and you can join in. Don´t miss it!
doit! Showing
Saturday, March 27th 2010, 7.30 p.m.
This evening is dedicated to the participants of the doit! course program - from jazz and ballet, hip hop and brazilian dance to contemporary and modern. The course participants will show choreographies, developed together with their instructors.
BODHI PROJECT Premiere
"Have you ever been close to a human?"
Thursday, March 25th 2010, 8 p.m.
Choreography: Milli Bitterli
Mit "Have you ever been close to a human?" präsentiert die renommierte österreichische Choreographin Milli Bitterli ein Stück für fünf Tänzerinnen. Zu Beginn des Stückes sind Phrasen, Formen und Tanzstile lesbar. Durch Vorantreiben der Körper verschwinden die Formen hinter den hervortretenden Menschen. Das angehäufte Bewegungsmaterial zeigt sich ungebremst. Die Choreografie wird eins mit den Emotionen und der Energie der Tänzerinnen.
Venue: SEAD Theater
Free entrance!
Re-Senser chor. Matej Kejzar
Friday, March 19th 2010, 7 p.m.
After his critically acclaimed piece "New burlesque" which toured through Austria, Germany and Italy with BODHI PROJECT, the company of SEAD, Matej Kejzar returns to Salzburg with his newest solo "Re-Senser".
Venue: SEAD Theater
Tickets: 5 Euro
Yogaworkshop
„Chakren Tuning“ Workshop
7. März 2010, 15 bis 18 Uhr
Yoga Lehrerin Regina wird Dich in diesem 3-stündigen Workshop durch gezielte Sequenzen und Asanas spielerisch mit Deinen Chakren und den damit verbundenen Elementen in Einklang bringen.
Verbinde Dich mit der Erde, erlebe Deine Kraft. Löse Blockaden, so dass deine Energie frei durch Dich durch fließen kann.
Preis: 45 Euro
Anmeldung: info@sead.at
Showing Artists in Residence
Sonntag, 21. Februar 2010, 18 Uhr
"I could never be in love with someone whose name looks orange"
Chor.: Asher O’Gorman und Malika Fankha
Das Phänomen "Synästhesie", eine Art der Wahrnehmung, die die Sinne verbindet, steht im Zentrum dieser Arbeit, die absurde, berührende, intime Bilder zeigt, aber auch neurologische, wissenschaftliche Fakten über das Wahrnehmungsphänomen Synästhesie vermittelt.
"Huawe 101"
Chor.: Tom Hanslmaier"
“Als Tänzer und Stuntman beschäftige ich mich intensiv mit den Belastungsgrenzen des Körpers. Vorgänge im menschlichen Körper, die unglaubliche Kraft und Intensität die der Körper erzeugt, und die Kräfte, die auf den Körper in der Bewegung einwirken, das sind die Grundthemen.”
Im Rahmen von Im_flieger CHANGING SPACES 09 national in Kooperation mit SEAD. Im_flieger CHANGING SPACES, ein bilaterales Artist in Residence Austauschprojekt für Tanz und Performance, findet erstmals in Zusammenarbeit mit SEAD in einer adaptierten nationalen Form statt. CHANGING SPACES basiert auf der einfachen Idee des Raumtausches, auf dem gegenseitigen Nutzen der vorhandenen Ressourcen wie Raum, organisatorisches Know How und künstlerisches Potential. CHANGING SPACES soll vor allem, neben Recherche, Produktion und Präsentation von künstlerischer Arbeit, Begegnung, Austausch und gegenseitiges Kennenlernen in unterschiedlichen Formaten ermöglichen.
www.imflieger.net
Photo: Peter Behek
Friday Showing
Friday, February 12th 2010, 8 p.m.
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
SEAD Theater
Photo: Walking Chakras (chor. Oleg Soulimenko)
SEAD BODHI PROJECT
a contemporary dance company curated by susan quinn
"Walking Chakras"
The Place (London), February 6th 2010
Concept and Choreography: Oleg Soulimenko
Seven Chakras in seven colours with seven meanings Oleg Soulimenko will stage as mass movements in his new group piece with dancers of BODHI Company from SEAD. The commented, synchronised group choreography dances between ornament and political, aesthetical and social praxis. For this ornaments of the mass Soulimenko works with the specific physical qualities of the SEAD dancers. A spiritual trip in Soulimenkos performance history, having its 25th anniversary this year.
Supported by: Österreichisches Kulturforum London (ÖKF)
Photo: Peter Behek
New Faces New Dances
January 20th and 21st 2010, 8 p.m.
Republic Salzburg, Anton-Neumayr-Platz 2
On two days in January one of the highlights in Salzburg's dance year will take place in Republic. New Faces New Dances is organized by SEAD in cooperation with Szene Salzburg.
Four choreographies, all shown the first time, present current developments in contemporary dance. The festival is an important impulse for the international dance scene and a stage for young artists.
Concept and Choreography: Oleg Soulimenko
Dance, Performance and Choreography: Dancers of BODHI PROJECT
Seven Chakras in seven colours with seven meanings Oleg Soulimenko will stage as mass movements in his new group piece with dancers of BODHI Company from SEAD. The commented, synchronised group choreography dances between ornament and political, aesthetical and social praxis. For this ornaments of the mass Soulimenko works with the specific physical qualities of the SEAD dancers. A spiritual trip in Soulimenkos performance history, having its 25th anniversary this year.
Dedicated to Ludmila Korostelina.
A co-production by Oleg Soulimenko/Vienna Magic, brut Wien and SEAD.
Free Entrance!
Image: Peter Behek
Open House do it!
Sunday, January 10th 2010
Come and get to know our do it! course program for free!
At "Open House" you have the possibility to inform yourself about SEAD and its different offers: Modern, Contemporary, Ballet, Hip Hop, Yoga, Pilates, Jazz or Brazilian Dance.
All Tutors will present their courses and you can join in. Don´t miss it!
Image: Marcio Canabarro
Merry Christmas!
SEAD wishes you a joyful holiday
season and a new year full of love!
Susan Quinn und das Team von SEAD
Photo: Wolfgang Kirchner
X-mas 2009
Thursday and Friday, December 17th and 18th 2009, 8 p.m.
Contemporary dance, performed by students of SEAD; Pieces by internationally renowned choreographers:
A day full of Christmas spirit! Come and find your Christmas presents or just enjoy nice homemade food! Students from SEAD will be selling: clothes, furniture, jewellery, food and cakes...
See you there!
Venue: SEAD
Photo: Pablo Pugliese
Friday Showing
Friday, December 11th 2009, 8 p.m.
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
Venue: SEAD Theater
BODHI PROJECT: "Moving Right" (chor. Keren Levi)
Foto: Maria Hernando
SEAD
BODHI PROJECT
a contemporary dance company curated by susan quinn
BODHI PROJECT, a contemporary repertory dance company, continues to tour Europe with a new repertory. In fall 2009 the company startet its second year of creation and performing with interesting and talented dancers and internationally renowned choreographers.
SEAD has commissioned the internationally renowned choreographers Keren Levi (Israel/NL), Oleg Soulimenko (Rus/A), Milli Bitterli (A), Roberto Olivan (Esp/B) to work with BODHI PROJECT for 2009/2010.
"Moving Right"
chor. Keren Levi
November 26th 2009, 8 p.m.: Performance EmailWerk Seekirchen
December 2nd 2009, 7.30 p.m.: Performance Museum der Moderne
“…Despite death and destruction in the air,
With butterflies we decorate our hair,
We might look like sweetie pies,
But we know how to finish a fight…”
(Pretty Girls All In A Row / Seamus Cater)
Moving Right is a dance piece for 5 female dancers and 4 metronomes. It is a performance that deals with the organization of movement in space and time inspired by associations connected to the concept of “Right”. Moving Right explores the concept of female Rightness on different levels, leaving it open to the audience what is not Right.
BODHI PROJECT: "Moving Right" (chor. Keren Levi)
Foto: Maria Hernando
BODHI PROJECT
Premiere "Moving Right" (chor. Keren Levi)
Friday, November 20th 2009, 8 p.m.
“…Despite death and destruction in the air,
With butterflies we decorate our hair,
We might look like sweetie pies,
But we know how to finish a fight…”
(Pretty Girls All In A Row / Seamus Cater)
Moving Right is a dance piece for 5 female dancers and 4 metronomes. It is a performance that deals with the organization of movement in space and time inspired by associations connected to the concept of “Right”. Moving Right explores the concept of female Rightness on different levels, leaving it open to the audience what is not Right.
Keren Levi (born in Israel in 1972) is a dance-artist, based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands since 1997. In Israel Keren danced with The Kibbutz Dance Company and Batsheva Ensemble. During the past 12 years she has been working in the dance field throughout Europe as a freelance dancer, teacher and choreographer. As a freelance dancer Keren worked with companies and makers such as Philippe Blanchard (Sweden), Sanna Myllylahti (Finland/NL), Leine & Roebana (The Netherlands), Christine Gaigg (Austria) and Club Guy & Roni (The Netherlands) among others. Keren is teaching in the Theatre School in Amsterdam for both the choreography department (SNDO) and the modern department (MTD). She is also teaching company classes for Sasha Waltz & Guests (Berlin) and Ultima Vez (Brussels) and teaches in festivals and training programs across Europe such as HJS (Amsterdam), The Loft (Brussels) and Kampnagel (Hamburg). Since 2004 Keren has been focusing on making her own performances. She has been commissioned to create her own work in The Netherlands by CaDans festival Hague, Dans Werk Plaats Amsterdam (DWA), DanceAtaliers Rotterdam, Grand Theatre Groningen and by Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst and Fonds voor Podium en Amatuure Kunst. In her work Keren focuses on movement and its organization following a coherent concept or a task, placing the body at the center of her investigation, teasing the boundaries of both performers and public. She is making performances on her own and also collaborating excessively with visual artists, musicians and dance and performance artists, creating interdisciplinary shows as well as dance pieces, which are and have been performed all over Europe.
Friday Showing
Friday October 30th 2009, 8 p.m.
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
Ort:SEAD Theater
Merce Cunningham Memorial
Friday October 30th 2009, 5.30 p.m.
A memorial for Merce Cunningham, the dancer and choreographer who died in July, will be held on October 30th. The memorial will feature film, dance and music.
SEAD Theater
Free entrance
Photo: Pablo Pugliese
Open House at SEAD
September 20th 2009, 2 to 7.30 p.m.
Come and get to know our course program for children, teens and adults for free!
At "Open House" you have the possibility to inform yourself about SEAD and its different offers: Modern & Contemporary, Ballett, Jazz, Hip Hop, Yoga, Pilates, Latin Rhythms and many more.
All Tutors will present their courses and you can join in. Don´t miss it!
2 - 4.30 p.m. ichbinich (course program for children from 4 to 10) Start 1st semester: Monday, 28th of September 2009
4.30 - 7.30 p.m.
hipteen (course program for teens from 11 to 15)
Start 1st semester: Monday, 28th of September 2009
do it! (course program for adults and teens from the age of 16) Start 1st trimester: Monday, 21st September 2009
20 Uhr
Bodyparkour in Concert
Die Trendsportart Parkour einmal anders: Bewegung durch den Klangraum. Aufführung im SEAD-Theater
SEAD, Schallmooser Hauptstraße 48a
Showing Artists in Residence
WIENER LIEDER / o gosto de ser triste
Samstag, 19. September 2009, 21 Uhr
o gosto de ser triste
Choreographie und Performance: Martina Rösler und Stefanie Wieser.
Eine Hommage
an Fado
an die Weiblichkeit
an die Liebe
an Fernweh
Martina Rösler und Stefanie Wieser beschäftigen sich in ihrem Stück mit der Tragik in Melodie und Inhalt der portugiesischen Fado-Musik. Der Wunsch nach einem außergewöhnlichen Lebenslauf, nach grenzenloser Erfahrung ist eine Tendenz, die sich in der heutigen Gesellschaft widerspiegelt. Der Blick in die Ferne zu dem Unbekannten ist reizvoll, neue Abenteuer, die Reiselust in fremde Länder ziehen uns förmlich an. Doch was steckt hinter diesem Bedürfnis? Schicksalhaftes Fernweh als unerfüllte Sehnsucht nach Heimat?
WIENER LIEDER (Arbeitstitel)
Konzept, Choreographie, Stimme, Performance: Deborah Hazler und Daniela Hrenek
Auf der Suche nach ihren Wurzeln, nach ihrer Wiener Identität untersuchen Deborah Hazler und Daniela Hrenek die Geschichte des Wiener Liedes. Getrieben von Alkohol, Zynismus, dem Leid aber auch den Freuden des Lebens, sind die Wiener Lieder ein Teil der Wiener Identität. In ihrem Researchprojekt im Rahmen von CHANGING SPACES 09 national versuchen die beiden Performerinnen sich stimmlich und körperlich mit dieser Materie sich auseinanderzusetzen.
Im Rahmen von Im_flieger CHANGING SPACES * 09 national in Kooperation mit SEAD:
6. - 20.9.09, SEAD
Artists in Residence: Deborah Hazler/Daniela Hrenek, Martina Rösler/Stefanie Wieser
* Im_flieger CHANGING SPACES, ein bilaterales Artist in Residence Austauschprojekt für Tanz und Performance, findet erstmals in Zusammenarbeit mit SEAD in einer adaptierten nationalen Form statt.
CHANGING SPACES basiert auf der einfachen Idee des Raumtausches, auf dem gegenseitigen Nutzen der vorhandenen Ressourcen wie Raum, organisatorisches Know How und künstlerisches Potential.
CHANGING SPACES soll vor allem, neben Recherche, Produktion und Präsentation von künstlerischer Arbeit, Begegnung, Austausch und gegenseitiges Kennenlernen in unterschiedlichen Formaten ermöglichen.
SEAD offers a Contact Improvisation Workshop in the course of Movida Festival (July 20th to 25th in Volksgarten Park).
Contact Improvisation plays with the positioning of people and objects in space. In two workshops everybody who enjoys dancing gets the chance to be creative and express yourself through movement. Get to know people in a relaxed atmosphere, enjoy the music and dancing - all that with professional dancer Felipe Salazar Hidalgo.
Techniques of Capoeira, Aikido and Contemporary Dance are integrated in the workshop.
The workshop is being held in English.
Further Informationen about the festival: www.movida-festival.at
Hip Hop Dance Summer 2009
Monday to Friday, 13th to 17th of July 2009
It's time for the Hip Hop Dance Summer 2009, an intensive week with workshops and many specials!
Hip Hop, Newstyle, Funk und House, Breakdance, Lyrical and Funky Jazz -
Simone Sandroni & SEAD dancers
People to sing with - Dancing on a Bridge
Dienstag, 14.07. und Mittwoch, 15.07.2009, 18 Uhr
ca. 30 tänzerInnen des sead verwandelten im vorjahr mit dem projekt movement garden im rahmen der sommerszene den mirabellgarten in einen bewegungspark. heuer ist der müllnersteg die herausforderung, tanz in den öffentlichen raum zu tragen, für das sommerszene-publikum und zufällige gäste zu spielen.
Ort: Müllnersteg Salzburg
»a group of dancers are many unique individuals. they become a group only because of actions happening in a space at the same time. the idea is to make them look like a group by coincidence, giving the irritation of a show, which is not prepared or organized previously. the dancers are singing a song in their head (with the help of an ipod), imagine they would sing with or for someone, for you … the songs, the lyrics, the melody, the rhythm will make them move…« simone sandroni
simone sandroni war gründungsmitglied von ultima vez und arbeitete bis 1992 mit der company von wim vandekeybus. er hat in diese arbeit seine theatrale note, jovial, gesprächig, italienisch eingebracht. mit lenka flory schuf er die company déjà donné, mit der er inzwischen in der freien szene weltweit erfolge feiert, zuletzt mit seiner 2006 für die festspiele ludwigshafen entstandenen arbeit my name is king oder dem projekt r.a.p for children. sandroni gibt workshops zum thema »präsenz und theatrale flexibilität« in europa und den usa.
sead dancers: aja zupanec (slo), julia lanyi (h), maja zabel (slo), sara marin (i), urska sekirnik (slo), yuriko suzuki (j), marcio canabarro (br), anat amrani (il), mireia arnella perera (e), caroline byström (s), pascale utz (ch), harald pretschner (d), shiran eliaserov (il), teresa vittucci (a), stefania amaducci (i), benjamin akio kimitch (usa), malgorzata szymula (pl)
Eine Veranstaltung im Rahmen der Sommerszene 2009
Photo: Rita Bürgler
BODHI PROJECT in Ancona and Berlin
The Company of SEAD, BODHI PROJECT, is touring through Europe with three of its pieces: "New burlesque" by Matej Kejzar, "How music sounds" by Diego Gil and "Beautiful toys" by Robert Hayden & Jurij Konjar. The last performances before summerbreak will take place in Germany and Italy.
July 3rd 2009
inteatro festival Ancona, Italy
www.inteatro.it
July 11th 2009
tanzfabrik Berlin
www.tanzfabrik-berlin.de
Photo: Pablo Pugliese
Showings
Thursday, June 25th, 7 p.m.
Duetts
Choreography: Gregor Lustek and Rosana Hribar (Slovenia)
Performance: SEAD students in their 3rd and 4th year
New Works in Progress
by International Choreographic Exchange (I.C.E) students
Choreographies: Moa Hanssen (Sweden) and Pablo Pugliese (Argentina)
Tickets: 3,- Euro
Venue: SEAD Theater
Photo: Wolfgang Kirchner
Student Showing
Tuesday, June 23rd, 8 p.m.
Two works by SEAD students in their fourth and last year will be shown: Efrat Nevo and Assaf Salhov (both Israel).
Venue: SEAD Theater
Tickets: 3,- Euro
Photo: Pablo Pugliese
Friday Showing
Friday, June 19th, 8 p.m.
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
Two works by SEAD students in their fourth and last year will be shown: Sina Neuhoff (Germany) and Colline Etienne (Belgium). Furthermore internationally renowned choreographer Tugce Tuna (Turkey) will show her new work.
Venue: SEAD Theater
Tickets: 3,- Euro
Foto: Rita Bürgler
BODHI PROJECT
Final Audition for male dancers
SEAD is holding its Final Auditions 2009 for entrance into the one year postgraduate program "BODHI PROJECT"!
We are still looking for male dancers who are interested in joining the Contemporary Dance Company!
Audition in Salzburg:
Friday, 12th of June, 2 p.m.
SEAD, Schallmooser Hauptstraße 48a
Audition in Brussels:
NEW DATE: Saturday, 20th of June
DCJ Studio, rue Edmond van Cauwenberghstraat 55, 1080 Molenbeek/Brussels
Audition in London:
Saturday, 20th of June, 12 a.m.
Siobhan Davies Studios, 85 St George's Road, London, SE1 6ER
Scholarships for the postgraduate program are available.
An evening of contemporary dance. SEAD students show their work about the subject "Marry merry Mary ". They provide an insight in the artistic work of young dancers and choreographers.
SEAD will be a huge stage. In every room, in corridors, in staircases and even outside dance performancse will take place.
tickets: € 8,00 / reduced € 4,00
SEAD, Schallmooser Hauptstraße 48a
Children and Teens Showing
Friday to Sunday, 5th to 7th of June2009
The participants of the programs "IchBinIch" (for children from the age of 4-10 years) and "hipteen" (for children and teens from the age of 10-15 years) will show choreographies, developed with their instructors.
Ticket reservation is absolutely necessary!
information and ticket reservation:r tel.:0662/624635 or email: info@sead.at
Photo: Pablo Pugliese
Friday Showing
Friday, 29th of May 2009, 8 p.m.
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
Two works by the Slovenian choreographer Jelka Milic - "Yield in Time" and "One Saturday Morning" - will be shown. Both pieces premiered at SEAD on the 25th of March. Furthermore SEAD students present their new works.
Venue: SEAD Theater
Tickets: 3,- Euro
SEAD Auditions 2009
SEAD offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programs:
Artist in Process: 4 year professional contemporary dance education program
Bodhi Project: 1 year postgraduate company program for professional dancers
Choreographer's Year: 1 year postgraduate program for professional choreographers
1st round auditions (February to April)
Tokyo (22. Februar 2009) + Vienna (28. Februar 2009) + Tel Aviv (13. März 2009) + Berlin (21. März 2009) + Ljubljana (28. März 2009) + Zagreb (28. März 2009) + New York (4. April 2009) + Stockholm (4. April 2009) + Barcelona (11. April 2009) + Salzburg (18. April 2009) + Brussels (25. April 2009) + London (25. April 2009)
The 2nd round audition takes place in Salzburg on May 16th and 17th.
Our program in SEAD’s theatre on the 13th of May will show a new work,” Beautiful Toys” from Rob Hayden and Jurij Konjar plus a repeat showing of Diego Gils “How music Sounds”.
On the 15th and 16th of May Todd Williams, Anna McRae and Zsuzsana Rozsavolgyi will premiere three new works for SEAD undergraduates.
Each evening is a view of what is currently happening in the contemporary dance world in Salzburgs SEAD.
Start: 8 p.m.
Venue: SEAD Theater
Tickets at SEAD: Euro 11,-/7,-
Photo: Pablo Pugliese
BODHI PROJECT
Tuesday, May 12th 2009, 8 p.m.
On the 12th of May BODHI PROJECT will end their successful creation period with performing two premieres by Matej Kejzar and Diego Gil in republic theatre.
After which they leave for a tours in June to Saalfelden, Waibling, Bremen, Vienna, Polveriggi and Berlin.
„New burlesque“
Choreography: Matej Kejzar
The distribution of power is reflected in the lucidity of rational decisions; gender and its self-examination extend into the spheres of the repressed. The roles defined in advance become an archetypal illusion which we apply onto the surface of reality as such.
„How music sounds“
Choreography: Diego Gil
“How music sounds” focuses its interest in the capability of the dancer to play his movement as a musical instrument. If the dancer would be a musician and his body the instrument to play, how would he perform? Irreparably imperfect their musical composition becomes more a metaphor for coming together than a successful creation of a new rock band.
republic, Anton-Neumayr-Platz 2
Tickets at republic: Euro 11,-/9,-
Dancing in the Streets
Due to bad weather postponed to
Thursday, May 7th 2009, 3 to 5 p.m.
SEAD celebrates the International World Dance Day in Salzburg Altstadt.
Choreography: Todd Williams
Dancers: SEAD students
Schedule:
Linzergasse 3 p.m.
Mirabellgarten 4 p.m.
Kurpark 4.30 p.m.
SEAD-Dancers in the Park
Friday, May 1st 2009, 1 p.m.
RECLAIM THE PARK on 1st May in Lehener Park will be supported by a group of SEAD-students, contributing with a contemporary dance performance.
Choreography: Todd Williams
Assistence: Felipe Hidalgo Salazar
Dancers: 1st and 2nd-year students of SEAD
Location: Lehener Park
Admission free
With Bands, Bars, Info Booths, Picnic, Kids Make-Up, Sunbathing, NGO's, Volxküche, Statements, DJ's, Non-Alcoholic Cocktails, Visuals, etc.
In case of rain, the event will take place in denkmal.
RECLAIM THE PARK is initialized by MARK, denkmal and Radiofabrik.
"How music sounds" chor. Diego Gil (Photo: Pablo Pugliese)
Friday Showing
Friday, April 24th 2009, 8 p.m.
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
Choreography: Todd Williams & SEAD students
Dancers:"Grounding-" (1st year) und "Locating-" (2nd year) students
Venue: SEAD Theater
Tickets: 3,- Euro
Open House do it!
Sunday, March 29th 2009, 4 to 7 pm
Come and get to know our do it! course program for free!
At "Open House" you have the possibility to inform yourself about SEAD and its different offers: Modern & Contemporary, Ballett, Hip Hop, Yoga, Pilates, Jazz or Tango Argentino.
All Tutors will present their courses and you can join in. Don´t miss it!
This evening two pieces will be presented: "Jule says yeah yeah yeah" by Lilach Livne, 4th year SEAD student, and "How music sounds" by the internationally renowned choreographer Diego Gil.
BODHI PROJECT
curated by Susan Quinn
“How music sounds”
Concept und Choreography: Diego Gil
“How music sounds” focuses its interest in the capability of the dancer to play his movement as a musical instrument. If the dancer would be a musician and his body the instrument to play, how would he perform? In the midst of a kaleidoscopic non-stop choreography five bodies labour the use of time, “opening their ears” to the potential of remixing their dance with the dance of the others. Colliding, modulating, and intensifying their force of movement, they pass through successive stage atmospheres without staying fixed in any of them. Irreparably imperfect their musical composition becomes more a metaphor for coming together than a successful creation of a new rock band.
"Jule says yeah yeah yeah"
Choreography: Lilach Livne
Dancers: Nelle Hens, Zoltan Vakulya, Sofia Simola, Lilach Livne
Tickets: 3,- Euro
Venue: SEAD Theater
do it! Showing
Thursday, March 26th 2009, 8 p.m.
This evening is dedicated to the participants of the do it! course program - from jazz and ballet, hip hop and tango to contemporary and modern. The course participants will show choreographies, developed together with their instructors.
Efrat Nevo: Mountain O' Things (Foto: Wolfgang Kirchner)
Showing
Wednesday, March 25th 2009, 8 p.m.
This work explores how society with its norms, rules and regulations shapes the behaviour of the dancing body. The performers are undergoing a series of changes and transformations which mirror the schizophrenic patterns of the everyday life. The everyday can be banal, profound, superficial, meaningful, ridiculous, spiritual, absurd, stressful, pleasant, ironic and this work looks at this variety of states from the perspective of an impartial observer.
Choreography: Jelka Milic
Dancers: second-year SEAD students
Length: 25 min
Littles Things
Choreography: Colline Etienne Dancer: Anna Johansson Music: Boris Gronemberger Lenght: 17 min
Tickets: 3,- Euro
Venue: SEAD Theater
BODHI PROJECT: New burlesque
(chor. Matej Kejzar)
Showing
Friday, March 13th 2009, 5 p.m.
BODHI PROJECT
curated by Susan Quinn
The new piece by the company BODHI PROJECT will be shown.
Choreography: Jurij Konjar and Rob Hayden
Venue: SEAD Theater
Fratres (chor. Pablo Pugliese
photo: Wolfgang Kirchner)
BODHI PROJECT: New Burlesque
chor. Matej Kejzar
Friday Showing
Friday, March 6th 2009, 8 p.m.
An evening of contemporary dance. Choreographies of SEAD students, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young talents.
Pieces by: Camille Prieux, Ceren Oran & Spela Vodeb, Fie Dam Mygind, Maria Dudina, Nelle Hens & Naama Ityel, Rafal Popiela & Griet van den Houden, Teresa Vitucci
In the world of madness, the minuets hold still. One window has been opened to view what's never been found. Only the cracks of the wall could satisfy the mind to give some broken air into the space of loneliness. Together, one by one to it self discovering the last place once called home. No destination. Walking through themselves, falling in mind of the other.
Direction: Todd Williams Choreography/Texts: Dancers of the Going on Year with Todd Williams Music: The Knife Performance: Katrin Dagmar Beck, Ona Fuste Cano, Naja Dandanell, Anne-Laure Dogot, Ariadna Giones Mata, Camille Mariage, Simone Mortensen, Sina Neuhoff, Renan Oliveira, Ceren Oran, Maja Poturovic, Harald Pretschner, Martina Rukavina, Elin Samuelsson, Evmorfia Stylianidou, Spela Vodeb, Teresa Vittucci, Spela Tovornik Assistance: Colline Etienne
Tickets: 3,- Euro
Venue: SEAD Theater
New Faces New Dances
January 20th und 22nd 2009, 7 p.m.
Republic Salzburg, Anton-Neumayr-Platz 2
On two days in January one of the highlights in Salzburg's dance year will take place in Republic. New Faces New Dances is organized by SEAD in cooperation with Szene Salzburg.
Six choreographies, all shown the first time, present current developments in contemporary dance. The festival is an important impulse for the international dance scene and a stage for young artists.
Tickets (available at Republic):
One evening: Euro 11,-/9,-
Two evenings : Euro 18,-/15,-
Program
Tuesday, January 20th
Three works by Efrat Nevo, Moa Hanssen und Natalia Pieczuro. Dancers: third-year SEAD students
Bess presents: I´VE NEVER BEEN TO ME
Choreographer: Moa Hanssen/Bess (Sweden) Assistant and coach: Mirjam Klebel/Bess (Austria) Choreography: Bess with the dancers Dance: Anat Amrani (Israel) Costas Kekis (Greece) Katarina Rilovic (Croatia) Marie-Louise Nielsen (Denmark) Tine Maringka (Belgium) Length: 45 minutes Music: Tindersticks, K-ci & Jojo, Melo, Charlene and Tommy Nilsson
Maybe you know the feeling when someone asks you to do something and you hesitate? This piece is the opposite of hesitation. I´VE NEVER BEEN TO ME is a piece that takes off from the place of un-known spaces and emotions, how you do something you´ve never done before. What happens the first time you walk into a new room, when you start a new process, when you redefine yourself? I´VE NEVER BEEN TO ME follows a methodology that traces memory, affects, representation and timing through movement vocabulary dealing with willingness and desire. For the specificity of I´VE NEVER BEEN TO ME Bess has created a methodology far from anything they have done before. Basic information for the work is a mixture between a movement practice Bess has developed the last years - Practical Dance - and a backdrop of theoretical ideas relating strongly to space. From this startingpoint the process has been re-ignited by the different cultures the dancers are coming from and is further defined by Moa Hanssen acting as choreographer and Mirjam Klebel as assistant and coach. I´VE NEVER BEEN TO ME is created in close connection with the dancers.
Mountain O' Things
choreography: Efrat Nevo in collaboration with performers performers: david pe'rez villanueva, eve chariatte, mireia arnella perera, pekka kortelainen, sofia simola
music: mazzy star, meir ariel, snow patrol, thin lizzy, the brooke, tulsa
it's about structures. and reflections. breaking down. break downsand building blocks. it's about spending time. together. and alone. it's about falling. and standing. and saying hi.
many thanks to matej kejzar, jozef frucek, and the very special stand-by people...
passing through
with the heart in the pocket whole ocean in one fish sense of humor do you follow me cry don't know why hypersensitive but good heart was broken a bit of irony and cynicism i need to think about my future what is your name there is a big change coming coming back to myself a whole ocean of fish
choreography: natalia pieczuro
performance: anna jarrige, emmanuelle bougeard, fie dam mygind, pascale utz, peter juhasz and riina kalmi music: ensemble unicorn, nick cave, a silver mt. zion, laurie anderson duration: 35 min specials to: jozef frucek and matej kejzar and boris gronemberger for all their believe, support and help. and to all good people that surrounds me - thank you.
Thursday, January 22nd
Three works by SEAD students and graduates are shown on this evening.
FRATRES
Direction and concept: Pablo Pugliese Choreography: Pablo Pugliese with the collaboration of the dancers Dancers: Mira Maric, Marina Mazaraki, Evmorfia Stylianidou and Kaori Ozawa Music: Fratres composed by Arvo Part, interpreted by California Guitar Trio, Sins of my fother by Tom Waits, Fratres for chelo and piano interpreted by I Fiamminghi and Rudolf Werthen and Fur Elise composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
Locked inside themselves, four women struggle with the endless repetition of life and the routine of being together. Are they four different persons or just different states of the sameone? Is there any way out?
NAU
Idea & concept: Nensi Ukrainczyk
Performers & coauthors: Petra Hrašćanec Herceg, Rina Kotur, Nataša Mihoci, Nina Sakić, Ivana Vratarić
Project assistent: Petra Hrašćanec Herceg
Lights: Miljenko Bengez
Music: Beirut, Jan Johansson, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Miss Li, Radiohead
Costumes: Alena Orović
Scenography: Alma Selmanović
Graphic design: Maja Paskaš
Photography: Filip Bundalo
The starting point of this choreography was a research of the figure-background relationship in a three dimensional medium. Five dancers bring five initial materials that we marked as figures. We then explored for different textures that were later added to the figures or left as background. The result are different situations that retain the original idea in their core, that idea eventually altered up to the limit where it is possible to regard the character as background and vice versa. The outcome is that at this point all the scenic elements can be considered within the same scheme of figure and background.
Ich bin Baum
Choreographie: Jana Unmüßig
TänzerInnen: Eva Bakardjiev, Alex Jenkins, Jacob Peter Kovner, Venke Sortland
Eine Zeit ohne Nutzen, eine nutzlose Zeit. Eine unbesetze Zeit, die sich nicht erobern lässt. Eine unbezähmbare Zeit, die immer und immer schon da war und da sein wird. Dazwischen gibt es nichts. Dazwischen gibt es nicht. Es gibt nur das dazwischen. Handlungen häufen sich in jenem Raum an, rotten sich zusammen und verstreuen sich eben so schnell wieder. Jedes Ereignis verhandelt die Zeit auf's Neue, bietet ihr die Stirn. Der Körper verhakt sich dabei im Raum.
Koproduktion Tanztage Berlin
Gefördert von Ernst Busch/Hochschulübergreifendes Zentrum Berlin
Open House at SEAD
January 11th 2009, 4 to 7 p.m.
Come and get to know our "Do It!" course program for free!
At "Open House" you have the possibility to inform yourself about SEAD and its different offers: Modern & Contemporary, Ballett, Jazz, Hip Hop, Yoga, Pilates, Latin Rhythms or Tango Argentino.
All Tutors will present their courses and you can join in. Don´t miss it!
Come to SEAD and enjoy a day full of christmas spirit! Get your christmas gifts here, either for your loved ones or maybe for yourself! It can be a nice woollen hat or gloves, beautiful jewels or maybe a designed t-shirt? Everything handmade by SEAD students.
And don't forget to try our very tasty homemade food!
15 years SEAD within one week ...
November 24th - 30th - performances, happenings, parties
SEAD celebrates its first 15 years! 2008 is a year that commemorates 15 years of SEAD.
A week of performances, happenings and parties will take place from the 24th to the 30th of November.
Evenings of contemporary dance. Choreographies of young talents, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young dancers and choreographers.
Price: euro 3,00 (Abendkasse SEAD)
9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
SEAD theatre
Interactive Lounge and Performances
Choreographers (all of them SEAD alumni) are connected via webcam to SEAD students and develop performances together.
Choreography: Angela Vadori (Buenos Aires)
free entrance
Thursday November 27th
8 p.m.
SEAD theatre
Showings SEAD students
Evenings of contemporary dance. Choreographies of young talents, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young dancers and choreographers.
Price: euro 3,- (Abendkasse SEAD)
6 p.m.
SEAD theatre
Interactive Lounge and Performances
Choreographers (all of them SEAD alumni) are connected via webcam to SEAD students and develop performances together.
Choreography: Amanda Pina (New York)
free entrance
Friday November 28th
9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
SEAD theatre
Interactive Lounge and Performances
Choreographers (all of them SEAD alumni) are connected via webcam to SEAD students and develop performances together.
Choreography: David Poznanter (Dominican Republic)
In "Significant Moments" Ori Flomin (USA/Israel) addresses moments of growth and transformation in a unique opportunity to have over one hundred dancers share the stage in celebration of SEAD's 15th anniversary.
"Education, evolution, progression and communication; we face these issues every day on many levels. We look back to move forward, we gather experiences to become better people, we share our thoughts to learn from one another, we remember special moments that make us who we are so we can appreciate what we have and connect to the people around us," Flomin describes the starting point of the piece.
Ori Flomin was born in Israel. From 1991 to 1999 he was a member of the Stephen Petronio Company. Apart from that he danced in pieces by Neil Greenberg, Kevin Wynn, Susan Braham, Michael Clark, SungSoo Ahn und Mark Taylor and others. Flomin is an internationally renowed choreographer and guest lecturer. He taught at PARTS (Brüssel), Dansens Hus (Kopenhagen) and Sasha Waltz Company (Berlin).
republic, Anton-Neumayr-Platz 2
Tickets:
12,- / 9,- Euro
photo: Le TamTam
15 years SEAD - Anniversary Party!
November 29th 2008, 10 p.m.
After the performance at republic in the city center the evening proceeds at SEAD in Schallmooser Hauptstraße. The whole house will turn into a big party location. Come and dance and celebrate with us to livemusic and dj-sound!
A new work by Vanessa Justice, my copy world, imagines the desire and struggle for real human connection within a hyperreal world--a world as postulated by philospher Baudrillard, that blends reality and representation, and where social behavior is perpetuated by being viewed and endlessly copied. The dance is a meditation about how signs, mirroring, and simulation act as the underlying context for courtship, power, illusion, and perhaps a kind of self-understanding. Aluminum foil (a material that suggests packaging, mass consumerism, and recycling) is used to represent other actual objects, such as a mirror and a stream. Compositional choices were driven by a study of fractal art, impressionism, and surrealism.
Choreographer: Vanessa Justice
Dancers: Stefania Amaducci, Viktoria Andersson, Renan Martins De Oliveira, Deepak Kurki Shivaswamy, Nathalee Lavebäck Frohm, Dávid Mikó, Weronika Pelczyńska, Jana Ryšlavá, Felipe Salazar
Music: Lucky Dragons and Ingram Marshall
Costumes: Vanessa Justice and Dancers
Photography: Vanessa Justice
Length of the piece: approximately 30 minutes
Vanessa Justice is a New York City based choreographer and artistic director of her company, Vanessa Justice Dance. She and her dancers research the materiality of the body, its relationship to gravity and space, and the poetics of communicating lived experience. Vanessa is developing an "open system" approach to composition that allows for the interaction of multiple and diverse sources of information in the process of making a piece. Her work has been shown in venues in New York City, Honolulu, Denver, Columbus, Salt Lake City, and Salzburg. She was recently an artist-in-residence at Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance (Austria, 2008), Movement Research (New York City, 2007) and The Corporation of Yaddo (Saratoga Springs, New York, 2006). In December 2008, she will be an artist-in-residence at the Liguria Study Center in Italy. Vanessa attended Pomona College (BA Religious Studies/Philosophy) and The Ohio State University (MFA Dance), and danced professionally with the Hannah Kahn Dance Company. She has studied, performed, and participated in cross-cultural exchanges in Nepal, Taiwan, Indonesia, India, Germany, and Hawai'i. She has received fellowships from the Thomas J. Watson Foundation (1996-7), The Ohio State University (2000-1), and The Bogliasco Foundation (2008), and a Graduate Research Award (2001) from the Congress on Research in Dance for a paper that observed how normative assumptions about the body are challenged by choreographers and their particular expressions of embodiment. She is currently interested in performance theory/practice, sound installation, and group collaboration/imagination.
"Dance speaks about life's poetic ambiguity and our experience of being in the world."
Obscure Level
The piece explores ideas of contemporary hacking to create kinetic, visual, sound and theatrical assemblages within an unpredictable narrative. By looking into iconic images and by processing and recycling them, we create an experience that triggers individual references and allows the audience to enter the creative space that we present. The piece is influenced by the work of Helio Oiticica, Ligia Clark, and images from the German painter Neo Rauch. Operative Dadaists approaches, the carnival metaphor, as well as our own systems of creating work, were used during the process of creation for this piece.
Choreographers: Jeremy Nelson and Luís Lara Malvacías
Costumes construction: Margit Lanzinger and Amelie Mayr
Set, visuals and videos: Luis Lara Malvacías
Production Assistant and Technical Director: Deepak Kurki Shivaswamy
Length of the piece: approximately 40minutes
Luis Lara Malvacías is a choreographer, dancer, designer and visual artist from Venezuela. He was a member of the company Espacio Alterno, dancing in the works of David Zambrano, Jeremy Nelson and Mark Tompkins among others. In New York he has danced for Marguerita Guergue, Yoshiko Chuma, Jeremy Nelson and in his own choreography. He performed with the company of John Jasperse, winning the Group Performance Award at the Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Bagnolet in Paris, in 1996. His choreographic has focused on interdisciplinary work and especially on deepening the relationship between the visual arts and dance.
Jeremy Nelson is a dancer/choreographer and former member of the Stephen Petronio Dance Company. He has also danced in the work of David Zambrano, Susan Rethorst, Luis Lara Malvacías, and in his own work, and with improviser Kirstie Simson. He received a New York Dance and performance “Bessie” Award for performance in 1991 and a Guggenheim Fellowship for choreography in 2004. He is a faculty member of Movement Research in New York and in the last 20 years has taught classes/workshops in over 30 countries at venues including ADF, ImPulsTanz, P.A.R.T.S., and the Sasha Waltz Company among others.
The two choreographers have been working together since 1994, both collaboratively as well as individually. In New York their choreography has been presented at Danspace Project, DTW, The Kitchen and PS 122 as well as in several countries including Spain, Germany, England, Finland, Slovakia, Canada, Venezuela, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Japan.
Open House, 21st of September
Pay attention to "Open House" at SEAD. There you have the possibility to inform yourself about SEAD and its different offers: Modern & Contemporary, Ballett, Jazz, Hip Hop, Yoga, Pilates, Latin Rhythms, ort Tango Argentino.
All Tutors will present the different courses and you can join in.
Don´t miss it!
Schedule "Open House"
"IchBinIch"
for children from the age of 4 -10: 14 - 16.30
"hipteen"
for children and teens from the age of 11-15 years: 16.30 - 19.30
"Do It!"
for adults and teens, older than 15 years: 16:30 - 19:3O
Artist in Residence - Showing Vanessa Justice
21st of September, 20.00, SEAD Theatre
Vanessa Justice, choreografer and dancer was recently an artist-in-residence of Movement Research (2006-7) and at The Corporation of Yaddo (2006). In September 2008 her company will be in residence in Austria at the Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance (S.E.A.D.).
Choreographer and Director: Vanesse Justice
Dancers: Maggie Bennett, Kendra Portier and Alli Ruszkowski
photo by Wolfgang Fürst
Showing
Friday, 27th of June
Forsythe Repertory with Agnés Noltenius
I Quote You by Anna Mac Rae
The showing will start at 7 pm.
Free entrance! !
Forsythe Repertory
Agnes Noltenius will work with students at SEAD on repertory material based on William Forsythe. The former member of Forsythe’s Frankfurt Ballet (1989 – 2002) is now in great demand as a teacher (Palucca School of Dresden, PARTS, SEAD or Ballett du Nord). Since 2005 she works regularly as choreographer with the Forsythe Company.
How can we use imitation as a starting point to access our individual characteristics and enter new performance state of our own.
photo by Christiane Peschek
Children and Teens Showing
Friday to Sunday, 20th to 22nd of June
In the first part of the showing the participants of the programs "IchBinIch" (for children from the age of 4-10 years) and "hipteen" (for children and teens from the age of 10-15 years) will show choreographies, developed with their instructors. Starting point has been the books and illustrations of Maurice Sendak.
For the second part ot the showing choreographer Susan Rethhorst, Natasch Schmitz (director of the children and teens program) and Susan Quinn (artistic director) developed the piece "The wild thing is here and now“.
Ticket reservation is absolutely necessary!
information and ticket reservation:r tel.:0662/624635 or email: info@sead.at
Lust am Risiko
Saturday, 7th of June, 6 pm
16 pieces, 16 installations
An evening of 4 hours of contemporary dance. SEAD students show their work about the subject "readymade". They provide an insight in the artistic work of young dancers and choreographers.
SEAD will be a huge stage. In every room, in corridors, in staircases and even outside dance performancse will take place. Lust am Risiko will start at 6 pm. Till 9 pm every half an hour there will be guided tours.
tickets: € 8,00 / reduced € 4,00
Symphonic Dance
9th and 10th of May
International Symphony of Dance
A highlight of contemporary dance with first releases of pieces by Ori Flomin (USA/Israel), Matthew Smith (New Zealand/Austria) and Zuna Kozankova (Slovakia).
Dancers: SEAD Students
Friday and Saturday, 9th und 10th of May, 20.00
SEAD-Theater Schallmooser Hauptstraße 48a.
tickets: € 11,00 / reduced € 7,00
Information and ticket reservation tel. 0662/624635, email: info@sead.at
Dancing in the Streets
Saturday, 26th of April
SEAD celebrates the International World Dance Day in Salzburg Altstadt.
In 1982 the International Dance Committee of the International Theatre Institute, UNESCO, created International Dance Day to be celebrated every year. The date commemorates the birthday of Jean-Georges Noverre (1727 - 1810), the creator of modern ballet.
Every year a message from a well-known dance personality is circulated throughout the world. The intention of International Dance Day and the Message is to bring all Dance together on this occasion, to celebrate this art form and revel in its universality, to cross all political, cultural and ethnic barriers and bring people together in peace and friendship with a common language - DANCE.
Schedule:
Linzergasse 15.00
Markartplatz 15.30
Mirabellgarten 16.00
Kurgarten 16.20
Open House
The open house for our do it! program will take place on Sunday, 30th of March, 4 to 7 pm.
SEAD offers you the possibility to get information about its offers at first hand. The tutors will present their classes and of course you are invited to participate!
Our new trimester will start on Monday, 31st of March.
Yoga, Pilates, Modern, Hip Hop, Jazz, Latin, Tango, Jazz,...
You will be convinced that our offer is unique in Salzburg. There are two reasons:
By reason of the artistic valueof each course and the high-quality of our teachers.
Choreographies of young talents, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young dancers and choreographs.
Tickets: 3 Euro at box office, entrance to SEAD Theatre (Schallmooser Haupstr. 48a).
And they lived ...
Thursday, March 13th 2008, 8pm
Students of SEAD present the piece "And they lived ...", choreographer Libby Farr (USA) in SEAD Theatre.
Tickets: 5 Euro at box office, entrance to SEAD Theatre (Schallmooser Hauptstraße 48a)
New Faces New Dances ´08
15th, 16th und 17th of January 2008
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 20.00
Republic Salzburg
On three days in January one of the highlights in Salzburg dance year will take place in Republic. This festival is organized by SEAD in cooperation with szene Salzburg. Each day showings will start at 8 pm.
Ten choreographies, all shown the first time, present current developments in contemporary dance. "new faces new dances" is an important impulse for the international dance scene and a stage for young artists.
"This is a chewing gum or: Is there still milk in the fridge?"
Choreografie: Jana Unmüssig
"On the road"
Choreografie: Sandra Grimma
"You heard the man"
Choreografie und Tanz: Mike Winward
16th of Januar 2008
"Something to do with death"
Choreografie und Tanz: Sanja Tropp Frühwald
"Space Time"
Choreografie: Abhilash Ningappa
"Race 4 2 Quartetts + 1
Musas y Músicas"
Choreografie: Jule Flierl
Composer: Agustín Castilla-Ávila
"With In"
Choreografie: Deepak Shivaswamy
17th of Januar 2008
"Something to do with death"
Choreografie und Tanz: Sanja Tropp Frühwald
"Space Time "
Choreografie: Abhilash Ningappa
"On the road "
Choreografie: Sandra Grimma
"This is a chewing gum or: Iis there still milk in the fridge?"
Choreografie: Jana Unmüssig
"With In "
Choreografie: Deepak Shivaswamy
X´mas 2007
Thursday and Friday , 13th and 14th of December, 20.00
Contemporary Dance, performed by students of Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance; Choreographies of Salva Sanchis, Mike Winward and choosen young choreographs.
Choreographies of young talents, experimental and performative, show the fascination of contemporary dance and provide an insight in the artistic work of young dancers and choreographs.
Tickets: 3 Euro at box office, entrance to SEAD theatre (Schallmooser Haupstr. 48a.
Body in Discourse
Thursday to Saturday
29th of November to 1st of Dezember 2007
Body in Discourse, a project of the Salzburg Academy of Experimental Dance (SEAD) presents a three day forum on dance and choreography with current practitioners Xavier Le Roy and curator, writer and dramaturg Myriam van Imschoot
Schedule of the program:
Thursday 29.11, 20.30
Mozarteum Salzburg
"Open Talk"
After Xavier Le Roys Performance “Sacre du Printemps” Kate Mattingly will lead an open talk with Le Roy. This talk takes place in collaboration with the Diagonale Festival Salzburg.
Friday, 30.11, 18.00-19.15
SEAD Theatre
"Lecture by Xavier Le Roy"
Le Roy will give a lecture at SEAD about his work on “Sacre Printemps ”, focusing on methodologies
Saturday, 01.12, 11.00-13.00
SEAD Theater
"Open Discussion Part I" with Xavier Le Roy , Myriam Van Imschoot and X-Factors:
This forum will start with a start. It will then evolve to the middle. It will remain open who will speak about what. It will address topics related to dance, to work, to working together. It will then end.
Saturday, 01.12., 14.00- app 16.00 (open ended)
SEAD Theatre
"Open Discussion Part II"
The second part of this forum will pick up the thread of the morning. It will keep on being open. Topics that were not addressed in the first part will now be addressed, or topics that have been addressed but need more attention, will be extended. Things will thus run their course until they end. Then it will end.
All events are open to the public
<Information about participants >
"City of Dance" Festival
22. April - 29. April ´07
Official Opening of "Dance in the City" Festival - "Sunday Showing"
Sunday, 22. April - 7 pm
It is SEAD, the Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance, an innovative place for contemporary dance, that opens this year´s festival "City of Dance" on Sunday, April 22nd. The event will reveal the work and creations that are developped within the school itself, located on Schallmooserhauptstraße 48 and beginning and beginning at 19:00. Youg choreogrphers will present a "Sunday Showing", a dynamic evening where new voices of dance present choreogrphy. In addition to the student´s work, the program for this showing contains as well a part of the latest piece by internationally-known choreographer Susan Rethorst. This new creation by Susan Rethorst, made for SEAD´students, will be resented in its full-length on May 18th and 19th during the annual performance evening "Symphonic Dance" at SEAD.
"Tones, Tones" - SEAD-stundent Jana Unmüßig near "Republic"
Sunday, 29. April - 5 pm
The work of SEAD Stundent Jana Unmüßig, an upcomming dance maker, will be performed not only at "Sunday Showing" but also in front of the "Republic" on the 19th of April at 5 pm. Entitled "Tones, Tones", this piece for three performer and seven balls questions the relationship between density and lightness.
Luis Lara Malvacias at Mozart Place
Sunday, 29. April - 6 pm
Another contribution of SEAD to the "City of Dance" festival is the site-specific piece created by Luis LAra Malvacias for SEAD students. After an exciting three-week creation process, these 22 young, talented dancers who are enrolled in the professional dance education at SEAD, will perofrm Malvacia´s unique material. The result is a vibrating net of movements and sound where the dancers pass by, come into contact with one other and then leave and disappear. Based in New York City Malvacias is a choreographer and visual artist whose work has been presented to acclaim around the world. His newest creation will beunveiled at Mozartplace on the 29th of April at 6 pm, turning in common area into a vibrant and shifting space. As a dancer, choreograph and visual artist, Malvacias not only uses traditional dance formats like unison, trio and solo compositions, but also introduces atypical elements on the sidewalks in order to transform the space. He is interested in our human encounters, investigating how direction, contact and toucj shift our perspectives. With an electronic score, the piece also brings an additional, acoustic dimension to the event.
photo by Wolfgang Fürst 
