Announcement of Tanja Liedtke Award winner Daura Hernández

People holding things by Daura Hernández García

A woman opens the doors to you. She allows you to look inside, so that you can see the emotions that inhabit her, her darkness, her sorrows and her loneliness. She takes care of everything. But who takes care of her? Are we over-caring for others or are we letting them fade away? Are we aware of how we care for others? Who takes care of you?

This piece takes you on a journey inside this character, to discover in a glance what moves us to take care of us and others, to take care as a society.

Artistic direction/Choreography/Production: Daura Hernández García
Co-Creation/ Dance: Luis Hergón, Stella Covi, Kevin Albancando Tuntaquimba, Martina Gunkel, Daura Hernández García.
Dramaturgy assistance: Luis Hergón
Original Music: Katrin Medde
Lighting design: Ingo Jooß
Choreography assistance: Emilia Dorr
Production assistance: Julian Sturz
Poster and illustrations: Paulina Mocna
Communication: Angela Milosevic
Video: Aleksej Nutz

PREMIERE: 25th of October 2024, 7:00 pm
2nd Performance: 26th of October 2024, 7:00 pm

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The ticket registration website will be activated at the end of September on www.daurahernandezgarcia.com/.

Please register in advance – the number of tickets is limited.
More information about the piece.

Before and after the performance, you can visit the exhibition of the artist Paulina Mocna, who created part of the scenography for the piece ‘People holding things’.
People holding things is a dance-theatre piece made with financial support of the Tanja Liedtke Foundation. Funded by the City of Stuttgart, the Freie Tanz- und Theaterszene Stuttgart gUG and supported by the Produktionszentrum Tanz und Performance Stuttgart. In cooperation with Galerie Sammlung Amann, no w here Architekten Designer und GSP – Gesellschaft für soziales Planen.

PEOPLE HOLDING THINGS – Produced by DAURA HERNÁNDEZ

 

On 30 April rehearsals began for the new dance production, “People holding things” (wt), bythe creator Daura Hernández García, winner of the Tanja Liedtke Award 2024. This newcreation addresses the theme of care in different contexts and perspectives. The first rehearsal phase is based on movement research and musical composition. Prior to this, interviews wereconducted with both professionals in the care field and the general public in order to obtaininformation about different experiences on the subject.

The collected material so far enrichesthe creative process and the development of the piece. 

Daura and her dancers in the studio