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Solo 2025 + Slow Rave Peter Pleyer
Event by: DOCK 11
Location: Kastanienallee 79, Kastanienallee 79, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow
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Just dance? Peter Pleyer pulls up: With his development to the aging dancer, he deals with the aging dancer in complicated times and invites the audience to the "Slow Rave".
so what remains? Of release technology and contact improvisation; From Steve Paxon's solo work to music by Johann Sebastian Bach and the flowing, complex dances by Trisha Brown, who still exude a physical attraction and attractiveness.
What remains of silent presence and personal storytelling, of meditation, his contemplative exercise practice with Barbara Dilley and his queer-political activism? Solo the end of a series of dance work that began in 2014 with the "Ponderosa Trilogy" at the Düsseldorf dance house and in retrospect can be read to a ten -year examination of his personal dance history and the development of contemporary dance? Dance.
The documentation of the solo work by Peter Pleyer from 2014-2024 on the website www.crankybodies.com . Eliane Radigue
A co-production of dock art
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Just dance? Peter Pleyer Takes Stock: He Grapples With His Development As An Aging Dancer in Complicated Times and Invites The Audience to A "Slow Rave".
so what remains? The release technique and contact improvisation of Steve Paxton's Solo Works, Set to the Music of Johann Sebastian Bach, and the Flowing, Complex Dances of Trisha Brown, which Continue to exude physical appeal. What of his Contemplative Movement Practice with Barbara Dilley and his Queer Political Activism?
Does this Solo Mark the End of a Series of Dance Works that Began in 2014 with the "Ponderosa Trilogy" at Tanzhaus Düsseldorf, which, in Retrospect, can be as a Ten-Year Exploration of His Personal Dance History and the Evolution of Contemporary Dance?
This Solo Tells the Story of Changes to the Body and Its Movements, and of a Perception Practice Accompanied by Curiosity and A Love Of Dance Solo Works from 2014-2024 Will be available to view on the website www.crankybodies.com During the Performanances.
Credits:
Dance: Peter Pleyer
Music: Marc Lohr, Eliane Radigue
a Co-Production by Dock Art
so what remains? Of release technology and contact improvisation; From Steve Paxon's solo work to music by Johann Sebastian Bach and the flowing, complex dances by Trisha Brown, who still exude a physical attraction and attractiveness.
What remains of silent presence and personal storytelling, of meditation, his contemplative exercise practice with Barbara Dilley and his queer-political activism? Solo the end of a series of dance work that began in 2014 with the "Ponderosa Trilogy" at the Düsseldorf dance house and in retrospect can be read to a ten -year examination of his personal dance history and the development of contemporary dance? Dance.
The documentation of the solo work by Peter Pleyer from 2014-2024 on the website www.crankybodies.com . Eliane Radigue
A co-production of dock art
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Just dance? Peter Pleyer Takes Stock: He Grapples With His Development As An Aging Dancer in Complicated Times and Invites The Audience to A "Slow Rave".
so what remains? The release technique and contact improvisation of Steve Paxton's Solo Works, Set to the Music of Johann Sebastian Bach, and the Flowing, Complex Dances of Trisha Brown, which Continue to exude physical appeal. What of his Contemplative Movement Practice with Barbara Dilley and his Queer Political Activism?
Does this Solo Mark the End of a Series of Dance Works that Began in 2014 with the "Ponderosa Trilogy" at Tanzhaus Düsseldorf, which, in Retrospect, can be as a Ten-Year Exploration of His Personal Dance History and the Evolution of Contemporary Dance?
This Solo Tells the Story of Changes to the Body and Its Movements, and of a Perception Practice Accompanied by Curiosity and A Love Of Dance Solo Works from 2014-2024 Will be available to view on the website www.crankybodies.com During the Performanances.
Credits:
Dance: Peter Pleyer
Music: Marc Lohr, Eliane Radigue
a Co-Production by Dock Art