Production

In 2009 “MOMENT memento” functioned as a superordinate working title and generated new content for projects in dance/choreography/theory, music, language and installation.

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Babylonian confusion of tongues? Enigma of time, born out of the spectre of the past? What does the wisdom of old people tell us nowadays? What do manuscripts that are thousands of years old say? Humanism today – in a globally networked world? [Details…]

The Tanz Atelier Wien “KAIRÒS extension“ DORFPLATZ: neubau(en) 08 deals with the area Bandgasse/Kandlgasse. [Details…]

In 2008 KAIRÓS is the theme and working philosophy of the artistic enterprise of Tanz Atelier Wien. After a studio setting and a production outdoors, the premiere of “KAIRÓS in[ter]vention” ensemble took place at the Festspielhaus St. Pölten. [Details…]

The choreographic material of the research by the ensemble forms the basis and starting point for works both inside and outside. [Details…]

Inspired by “KAIRÓS in[ter]vention” solo/duo the KAIRÓS workshop company compiles its own characteristic embodiment of the lapse of time and on the special moments of life, precious to be discovered.

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Dance links the medium of film to the medium of music, both of which are defined by composition, and itself – opening the opportunity for KAIRÓS in the sense of a real time composition, of a gash in the flow of CHRONOS. [Details…]

On the occasion of the 80th birthday of the composer Friedrich Cerha,  the TAW features three compositional periods of his oeuvre in the context of the Gothic church at Minoritenkirche Krems/Stein (Klangraum Krems). [Details…]

In “Itinerario Divertimento” the “twin composition”: Fantasy in C minor KV 475 and the Sonata in C minor KV 457 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart provide theme and dramaturgic grid. [Details…]

The authors work (choreography/music) is based on a complex analysis which connects musical material and choreographic structures with the specifics of spatial art within a contemporary theatrical composition – both for the stage as well as for open architecture (as in the overall framework of the former Jesuit Theatre). [Details…]