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City Parade

A dance parade for Hamburg!

Public Space

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Forum

Collective Impact

Full details of the Forum programme are coming end of April.

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Ten dancers are in a bright white space with high ceilings, like an old church. On the left, a standing performer watches five others sitting and kneeling on the floor. They are looking at four more: two standing to their right, one in front of the group with their back to the camera, and another in the background facing forward.
(c) Daavid Visnjic

Jefta van Dinther

Unearth

Hamburg Premiere

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On a city street, two dancers, both with their right leg extended toward the sky and their left leg planted firmly on the ground. The performer on the left is dressed in red with a red fox mask, holding red pompoms with their right arm. The performer on the right wears a pink costume adorned with feathers and a silver owl mask.
(c) Öncü Gültekin

Regina Rossi

POLIPOLIS

Öffentlicher Raum

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On a dark stage with a reflective floor, twenty-one dancers in brightly colored costumes form a tight semicircle. Standing and kneeling at different levels, they extend their arms toward a shared central point, creating a geometric pattern with their hands under overhead light.
(c) Laurent Philippe

CCN Ballet de Lorraine

Triple Bill

Jan Martens
Twyla Tharp
Marco da Silva Ferreira

German Premiere

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Two dancers perform on a concrete floor, while four more observe from the back. They are surrounded by an audience. In the foreground, a person in a red shirt and light-colored pants kneels with open hands and an intense expression. Beside them, another dancer dressed in beige sits on the floor, leaning on one hand with their body turned away. Large windows reveal green trees outside, and a speaker on a stand is visible near the wall.
(c) Laura Gauch

Muhammed Kaltuk, Company MEK

Same Love (Site Specific)

Public Space

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Six dancers stand side by side in a straight line, holding a wooden pole together above their heads. Two are dressed completely in red, while the other four wear beige shirts paired with wide gray trousers. Light falls from above, casting strong shadows across their bodies, while the background remains black.
(c) Ba Sa Xi

Tjimur Dance Theatre

Living Cultural Body

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Against a black background, three small golden sand mounds emerge along a diagonal line stretching from the front right of the stage to the back left. In front of them two performers dressed in blue stand: one upright, holding a blue fabric tied to the back of his partner, who crouches about half a meter away, legs bent and fists pressed firmly against the floor.
(c) Candy Welz

Chen Wu-kang & Pichet Klunchun

Choreographing Story "Rama House"

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On a stage with a white floor and black walls, two dancers stand facing each other. Both wear black stockings, black shorts, and white sleeveless shirts. The performer on the left holds a metal barrier with a red-and-white strip hanging from it. Opposite her, on the right side of the image, the second performer stands and looks at him attentively.
(c) D. Alisauskas

Agnietė Lisičkinaitė & Igor Shugaleev

CLAP & SLAP

German Premiere

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A person with tied-up hair sits sideways on the floor of a bright industrial-looking room, with one leg bent and the other extended forward, looking directly at the camera. Large turquoise and yellow fabric panels hang beside them, while another person lies on the floor in the background.
(c) Marie Staggat

nora chipaumire

Dambudzo

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Three performers dressed in black on a dark stage. On the left, a person is seated in a wheelchair on a low platform. In the center, another person lies on a high table. On the right, the third person sits on a low table, with their back turned. Spot lighting highlights their bodies against a completely black background.
(c) Diana Tinoco

Chiara Bersani

Michel - The Animals I am

German Premiere

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A skateboarder dressed in black floats in the air performing a trick inside an indoor skatepark. The skateboard spins beneath his feet as a strong light casts his elongated shadow on the concrete floor. In the background, dark graffiti-covered walls, ramps, and rails complete the scene.
(c) Julien Carlier

Julien Carlier

Beton

German Premiere

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