On 26th and 27th April 2019, Elisabeth will perform the newly created FELT at the Kulturwoche Koinzi-Dance in Hamburg at the Festival ‘Valises et Passages’. This will be the piece’s first tour date.

More information on: https://www.koinzi.de

Leading up to the premiere of FELT, journalist Marie-Laure Rolland visited Elisabeth in the studio. The article in repsonse to this visited is published in the magazine ‘La Glaneuse’:

https://laglaneuse.lu/les-creatures-indociles-delisabeth-schilling/?fbclid=IwAR32El9UrjiqjKzR1O87ayKrruvT6lqLUcSGW4jJHnf_hvCpg-zhw0_H_V8#more-3282

 

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Leading up to the premiere of FELT, the Luxembourger Wort published an article on the work:

 

 

On 18th April, a report on FELT by journalist Sarah Rock was published on Luxembourgish television RTL:

https://www.rtl.lu/kultur/news/a/1335686.html

 

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‚She has developed a unique art that is open to other disciplines, which she willingly shares with a neophyte audience in unusual places.‘

“If we also count the choreographic commissions created for the prestigious Tate Moderne (London), it is not surprising to see the rapid evolution of this young choreographer who sees dance as an artistic whole.’

Grégory Cimatti le Quotidien.

Leading up to the premiere of FELT, the Luxembourger Land published an article on the work:

 

Last week, Elisabeth was a guest at Luxembourgish radio station ‘ARA’, where she gave an interview on her new work ‘FELT’ to premiere in the upcoming week:

Image: Bohumil Kostohryz
After its premiere at Cercle Cité Luxembourg, FELT will embark on an international tour:
Premiere: 18th April Cercle Cité Luxembourg
 
26th / 27th April: Festival Valises et Passages, Fabrik der Künste, Hamburg:
 
07 – 9th May: CASA Tony M. – Museum Tony Munzlinger / Synagoge Wittlich
 
11th May: Variation, Museum für angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt
 
18th May: Frankfurter Hof Mainz
 
12th June: The Barn Banchory
 
13th June: Scottish Dance Theatre Dundee
 
21st June: CatStrand Dumfries
 
26th June: Symposium & performance Huntarian Museum Glasgow
 
27th – 29th June: Huntarian Museum Glasgow
 
Dovecot Edinburgh (date tbc)
 
6th July: The Byre Theatre St Andrews
 
Shetland Islands (date tbc)
 
3rd August: Wu ArtSpace Sjönevad Gothenburg
More dates in Scotland for the summer and autumn to be announced soon.
 
Supported by Goethe-Institut and Creative Scotland

 

The tickets for the premiere of FELT are now on sale at: https://ticket.luxembourg-ticket.lu/eventim.webshop/webticket/bestseatselect?eventId=27068&language=de

 

More information around the event can be found at: https://cerclecite.lu/agenda/felt-elisabeth-schilling-premiere/

 

We are looking forward to welcoming you to our premiere!

 

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On 18th April 2019 at 6.30pm and right before the premiere of the new work, Elisabeth will lead a workshop around the inspirations behind this new work:

‘From textures and materials to movement’:

This workshop will offer the experience that is at the heart of Texture Body Texture: to inspire movements from the impulse of touch, textures and materials. There are many diverse textures and materials to be felt within our body, from skins, to bones, to flesh and organs. Are you aware of the intricate sensual experience of those? To start with, this workshop offers a somatic journey into the sense-experience of our individual bodies. As a second part, we will then introduce diverse haptic materials, such as fabrics of diverse sizes and textures. How do they make us feel? How do they make us move? Does our movement and physical or emotional response vary from one to the other? We hope these sessions will combine craft activities, object handling and play, to encourage manual dexterity, problem solving and social interaction.

6:30pm > 7:30pm – Grande Salle
From 14 years old, all levels
5 € – Registration required: inscription@cerclecite.lu

 

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