The Movement by Herbordt/Mohren
New movements challenge politics and society. How, where and by whom do they arise? What changes can come from them? And what role does art have to play in the process?
‘Die Bewegung’ (‘The Movement’) is a performance piece for two spectators. In a large public office or newspaper editorial office, a district town hall or museum. The spectators carry an inconspicuous bag with them. Inside: a theatre machine with a video monitor, loudspeakers, text documents and various objects from an archive. It turns the respective venue into a theatre and engages the audience in a multimedia conversation: What would happen if this encounter became the starting point of a social and transnational movement?
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Further information about the history of ,The Movement‘ can be found here.
Credits
- Abak Safaei-Rad, Armin Wieser (video performance)
- Fender Schrade, Linda Wölfel (VOW) (music)
- Michael Kleine (objects)
- Melanie Mohren, Bernhard Herbordt (artistic direction)
- Jochen Gehrung (camera, editing)
- Silinee Damsa-Ard (coordination)
- Michael Schramm (technical coordination)
- Robert Lässig (programming)
- ehrliche arbeit – freies Kulturbüro (production management)
- Demian Bern (graphic design)
- Viola van Beek (editing)
- Hagen Betzwieser (video documentation)
- Daniela Wolf (photography)
A production by Herbordt/Mohren in cooperation with Theater Rampe. Supported by the Landesverband Freier Theater Baden-Württemberg e.V. with funds from the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Baden-Württemberg, the City of Stuttgart and the Fonds Darstellende Künste e.V.
