«Glistening (Remembering the Unknown)»
DIVAS

Through the interplay of bodies, water, and light, a somatic choreography unfolds, inviting the audience to an exploration of connectedness, memory, and transformation as embodied experience.

  • Wed 14/01 20:00 – 21:10

    Halle

  • Thu 15/01 20:00 – 21:10

    Halle

  • Sat 17/01 20:00 – 21:10

    Halle

  • Sun 18/01 18:00 – 19:10

    Halle

During glistening, the whole body listens and communicates: it gives and receives, changes and is changed. Copyright: Binta Kopp

Glistening (Remembering the Unknown) is an invitation to a journey into somatic* fiction – a dance performance that opens pathways to experience connection. Glistening (literally: wet shining) evokes a new or long-forgotten sense, a form of embodied attentiveness, technology rooted in touch, fluidity, and change across time and space. When glistening, the whole body listens and communicates: giving and receiving, changing and being changed. The movements of the performers emerge from intimate gestures, shared storytelling and physical vocabularies rooted in the DIVAS multiverse.** 

As the performers move, they are glistening - in constant exchange with other beings and  the environment created on stage with water, light, sound, video and fog. The audience is invited to glisten-with, to pass several portals without leaving their seat, to descend inside their own body as a site of knowledge, connection and transformation.

Glossary

*In somatics, the "soma" is the living body as experienced from within. “Soma” encompasses the mind, body, and spirit as an integrated, self- and co-regulating system in exchange with its surroundings. 

**DIVAS multiverse: DIVAS embrace connections and multiple perspectives, moving and transforming together, always in plural. DIVAS stand for a queer urge to nourish and share the strength that comes from both difference and interdependence between us.

Information on accessibility and language

  • Language:  in English spoken language with an integrated audio description in English

  • Content Notes: partial nudity

  • Sensory stimuli: loud music, animated and fixed projections, and moving light effects

  • As the production is still being rehearsed, more information on the accessibility of the show will be released closer to the premiere date.

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