Dance - Wiesbaden theater seeks participants for nude dance project
The Hessian State Theater in Wiesbaden is looking for adults who are willing to appear naked on stage for a performance. For the project "Habitat" by choreographer Doris Uhlich, people with an interest in movement are welcome, even without dance experience, the theater announced. So far, there have been around a dozen applications, and more will be accepted, a spokesperson said. "There is no fixed number of how many people are needed - the more, the better."
As in previous pieces by Uhlich, the work with the naked body is at the center. "Habitat" will show it in its strength and fragility. Participants and participants will celebrate their unity and diversity to electronic sounds and techno tracks, according to the call.
The term "statists" is not suitable, as there will be no solo performers or performers in the project. "The people who participate are in their entirety the protagonists - they perform as a group," explained the spokesperson. Dancers and dancers of the Hessian State Ballet are not involved.
The performances are planned for the opening weekend of the new intendancy of Dorothea Hartmann and Beate Heine at the end of September. A compensation of 200 Euros will be paid. The theater confirmed that there is no place for pranksters and voyeurism. A general photo- and film ban for private purposes applies.
The dancer and choreographer Uhlich has been awarded numerous times for her work. With "Habitat," she is coming to Wiesbaden for the first time with one of her performances.
- Interested individuals from Germany, especially those residing in Hesse, might consider applying to perform at the State Theater in Wiesbaden for "Habitat," a project by German choreographer Doris Uhlich.
- The Theater in the city of Wiesbaden, renowned as Hessian State Theater, is offering an opportunity for society members to participate in a unique performance, showcasing movement and unity, designed by Doris Uhlich.
- Attendees of the opening weekend of Dorothea Hartmann and Beate Heine's new tenure at the State Theater in Wiesbaden can expect to see "Habitat," a captivating show featuring individuals from various walks of life, performing together in harmony, as part of a project guided by the celebrated German choreographer, Doris Uhlich.
