TRIOLOGUE
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13.07 – 16.07.2022
(postponed from 2021)
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1 atelier, 3 artists, 8 days

TIOLOGUE will be the first project of ‘Dancing the City’ and will introduce an unusual, interdisciplinary concept:

Together with designer Melanie Planchard and musician Piet Dahm, Elisabeth is moving into Echternach’s ‘Denzelt’ for a week. Together, the artists will immerse themselves in the working rhythm of the city and offer an insight into artistic creative processes in their open studio from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily:

How is a stage performance created? How do different art forms work together? What moves and inspires the artists?  And what does this have to do with the place of the performance and its inhabitants?

 

The audience is invited to participate in the creation process in a variety of ways – and this is what makes TRIOLOGUE special: TRIOLOGUE invites everyone to come by – one minute, three minutes, 3 hours – and actively participate in its creation: Through various pre-created structures, the audience is invited to observe, comment, discuss, draw, reflect – and in this way interweave the production with the heartbeat of the city.

The result will be presented several times in the TRIFOLION on 16.07.2021.

This event is free of charge.

Photo Credit: Brian Ca

Funded by: Ministère de la Culture, Luxembourg, Oeuvre Nationale de Secours Grande-Duchesse Charlotte

The dancer and choreographer Elisabeth Schilling is artist in residence at TRIFOLION Echternach from 2021 to 2023. The theme of the residency is “Dancing the City”.
The aim of Elisabeth Schilling’s residency is to strengthen the role of contemporary dance in the city of Echternach, to make this art form accessible to a broad audience and to pass on her own enthusiasm for it to people who may have had little contact with this art form until now. To this end, she develops smaller and larger stage plays, but above all formats that combine ideas and actions that take place in urban space, in public, everyday places, with the classical theatre stage.

Next project: Elisabeth Schilling: TRIOLOGUE | 12 – 18.07.2021 | with Pit Dahm & Mélanie Planchard

Conventionné avec le Ministère de la Culture, Luxembourg
Avec le soutien de Oeuvre Nationale de Secours Grande-Duchesse Charlotte

On July 19th Elisabeth will be in conversation with dance critic Marie-Laure Rolland and her collegue Jill Crovisier as part of the series ‘Les Samedis aux Capucins’ to speak about the most recent creation HEAR EYES MOVE. Dances with Ligeti which is to premiere at Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg on July 1st / 2nd.

This event is free. Places need to be reserved:

https://theatres.lu/LES+SAMEDIS+AUX+CAPUCINS.html

 

Elisabeth Schilling supports the choreographer Sylvia Camarda as an assistant in the European project “Mit Beethoven durch Europa: 9 Symphonien, 9 Städte“.

From Luxembourg, the 4th Symphony in B flat major will be broadcast by the Orchestra Philharmonique du Luxembourg from the Grand Auditorium, conducted by Gustavo Gimeno. In the square in front of the building there will be the dance performance created by Sylvia Camarda and worked out together with young refugees.

The performance was broadcast live on ARTE on 6 June and can be accessed in the media library until 1st January 2022.

We are delighed to invite you to the public world premiere of

HEAR EYES MOVE

Dances with Ligeti

On 1st and 2nd of July 2021

(reschedulded dates from December 2020 due corona pandemic)

at Grand Théâtre de la Ville de Luxembourg

 

with subsequent performances

at Kunstfest Weimar

3 shows in the first week of September 2021

(specific dates tbc)

 

at Moselmusik Festival

on 2nd and 3rd October 2021

 

We are looking forward to welcoming you as our audience.

 

Elisabeth will be dancing in Jean-Guillaume Weis’s new work 3×20 which is to premiere on April 30th, May 2nd and will also be shown on May 12th at CAPE, Ettelbrück.

More info: https://theatre.esch.lu/de/event/3×20/ and on our website.

 

 

Elisabeth was interviewed by Paul Lohberger on the Invisible Dances Project for Corso / Deutschlandfunk.

The interview can be found HERE.

 

Elisabeth was interviewed by Trierischer Volksfreund about her most recent work Orolis Oram / The Dying Swans Project for Gauthier Dance Stuttgart.

https://www.volksfreund.de/region/kultur/elisabeth-schilling-kooperiert-mit-dem-choreografen-eric-gauthier-in-stuttgart_aid-57394177

 

Together with Pavilion Dance South West, Invisible Dances took place in a major project from 06-10 April 2021 in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.

The multi-day project received great press feedback:

“Invisible Dances has become a global phenomenon”Bakchormeeboy

“Across the world, Invisible Dances has been quietly creating a storm.” – Caroline King (Contrary Life)

For more information on the project, visit Pavilion Dance South West and see our world map.