“Both choreographer and company […] involve the audience; they urge them towards shared movement. This demands courage, on both sides, for it can also go awry. Yet nothing went wrong during at the premiere, on the contrary: The power and (potent) force of shared movement – notwithstanding all conflicts that are certainly also on display here – evoke the utopian vision of a different, better society. To witness this is a visceral experience.” (Thomas Kuzaj, Kreiszeitung, 2 June 2026)
Tovább olvasomHIGH CAVE
KLEINES HAUS, BREMEN
07/02
PREMIERE: 29th of May 2026, Theater Bremen
2ND SHOW: 22nd of April 2026, Theater Bremen
REHEARSALS START: 2nd of March 2026
CHOREOGRAPHY: Hód Adrienn
ARTISTIC COLLABORATOR: Molnár Csaba
MUSIC: Gryllus Ábris
LIGHTING: Katrin Langner
DRAMATURGY: Gregor Runge, Szabó-Székely Ármin
ARTISTIC CONSULTANCY AND PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT: Alexandra Morales
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT (HODWORKS/OFF FOUNDATION): Hitka Lili
REHEARSAL DIRECTOR: Douglas Bateman
SET DESIGN ASSISTANT: Laura McFarlane
INTERNSHIP: Aleksander Zain
STAGE MANAGER: Lena Maire
PHOTO: Jörg Landsberg
CímKritikaForrás
“’High Cave’, therefore, is a piece of dance theatre carrying much nearness, much emotion as well as a political approach. A completely different dance evening, for once.” (Frieda Ahrens, Bremen Zwei, 29 May 2026)
Tovább olvasomAdrienn Hód has been choreographing works that radically reimagine dance in its means and possibilities. As boundary-pushing as her productions occasionally seem, the process from which they emerge is equally flooded with trust. In „High Cave“, she collaborates with the Unusual Symptoms ensemble to create a choreography where physicality, emotions, and imagination merge into a shared experience. Between sensory overload and stillness, dancers and audience are confronted with the various forms of their connections: to one another, to themselves, to the present moment. Bodies that approach the audience in genuine ways and a space in constant flux coalesce in „High Cave“ into a living act of attention, relation, risk, and transformation.
In cooperation with Hodworks and OFF Foundation.
