Tarun
The first part of the KALA trilogy, the contemporary dance piece TARUN, engages with the concept of normality - and, in accordance with the name KALA (Sanskrit for „time“), it puts time at the center of its observation.
Normality is bound to paradoxes. It can preserve and hurt, it is protection and judge, incentive and constraint simultaneously - and though seemingly active, it nevertheless remains passive always: a neutral depiction of time, as defined by people and dependent on external circumstances.
To understand normality one has to understand people. The understanding of people is inextricably linked to the time in which they live. Social aspects, religions, traditions and politics influence us, our attitude towards ourselves, our understanding of the world – and it follows our idea of normality.
In TARUN (Sanskrit for „timeless“), SZENE 2WEI questions normality with special attention to inclusive aspects, hereby opening doors to a world in which it is normal to differ.
Cast
Dance: Anne-Hélène Kotoujansky, Fuuko Shimazaki, Jörg Beese, Leonie Howar, Manuela Aranguibel Molano, Matthieu Bergmiller, Ricarda Noetzel, Timo Gmeiner
Music: Karl Degenhardt, Fabian Neubauer
Video & Foto: Paul Meuth, Christine Breuer, Georg Schreiber
Costume: Liam Sanher & Anita Brütsch
Scenography: Anita Brütsch
Light: Natalie Stark
Assistant & Workshops: Micaela Kühn Jara
Editorial Work: Kristina van Kempen
Graphic Design: Pavlina Boneva
Food & Nutrition: Laura Boccali
Stage Management: Mercè Mayor
Pedagogic & Artistic Director: Timo Gmeiner
Choreographer & Artistic Director: William Sánchez H.
