NEWS
January-April 2023
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Our research about the Impact of Social Media continues... Stay tuned for updates and register for our Newsletter under "CONTACT" "Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the framework of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR, aid programm DIS-TANZEN by the Dachverband Tanz Deutschland." |
May-August 2022
Movement-Research Project "The Impact of Social Media"
Concept: Verena Steffen
Dance/Choreography: Laura Giuntoli, Susanne Grau, Verena Steffen, Sinja J.Völl
Evaluation of Company Structures: Verena Steffen, Sinja J.Völl
More Information/Teaser: Instagram
Company STEVE is sharing parts of their movement research about how the consumption of social media can influence our actions, our state of being and our relationships. In the creative process the Company included results from a public survey as well as their own beliefs and observations.
The movement sequences developed reflect and embody social media as a strong force very much present in our society. The play with different speeds and how our brain and body is processing the increasing flood of information plays a major role.
In the open rehearsal, the work processes are made transparent and the participants are invited to self-reflection and exchange with others.
"Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the framework of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR, aid programm DIS-TANZEN by the Dachverband Tanz Deutschland."
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WATCH NOW until May 1st:
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LOCKED IN
Three Women. One Apartment. Lockdown.
A Danceartproject created by Company STEVE
LOCKED IN focuses on the relationship between three very different young women who happen to live together during the first lockdown of the pandemic in 2020. It is a danceartproject that reflects on the changes in behaviour and perception among the women towards each other and how their relationship changes over the course of the pandemic. While eagerly wishing to be alone, in the end they are just very glad NOT to be alone in this challenging phase of their lives.
Length: about 15 min
Three Women. One Apartment. Lockdown.
A Danceartproject created by Company STEVE
LOCKED IN focuses on the relationship between three very different young women who happen to live together during the first lockdown of the pandemic in 2020. It is a danceartproject that reflects on the changes in behaviour and perception among the women towards each other and how their relationship changes over the course of the pandemic. While eagerly wishing to be alone, in the end they are just very glad NOT to be alone in this challenging phase of their lives.
Length: about 15 min
Online showing:
When: April 22nd 8pm - May 1st 10pm
Where: www.companysteve.com , https://www.facebook.com/dancecompanysteve
The video will be published and stays on our social media channels from April 22nd 8pm until May 1st 10pm!
When: April 22nd 8pm - May 1st 10pm
Where: www.companysteve.com , https://www.facebook.com/dancecompanysteve
The video will be published and stays on our social media channels from April 22nd 8pm until May 1st 10pm!
Concept: Verena Steffen
Dancer/Choreographer: Bianca Dakli, Verena Steffen, Sinja Völl
Assistance: Katharina Scheidtmann
Sound: Moritz Mentzel
Film material: Joseph Devitt Tremblay
Edit: Joseph Devitt Tremblay, Verena Steffen
Supported by Tanzbasis Berlin, Theaterhaus Berlin Mitte, Betterplace.me
Dancer/Choreographer: Bianca Dakli, Verena Steffen, Sinja Völl
Assistance: Katharina Scheidtmann
Sound: Moritz Mentzel
Film material: Joseph Devitt Tremblay
Edit: Joseph Devitt Tremblay, Verena Steffen
Supported by Tanzbasis Berlin, Theaterhaus Berlin Mitte, Betterplace.me
