Gottlos (Siciliano Contemporary Ballet)

Gottlos is a real personal vision of sexuality, trough the most natural and spontaneous way you can see it. The body becomes expression in a ritual where you don’t find any cultural and religious influences. With a metaphoric and symbolic approach the piece is a connection between male and female sexuality and the different relations they can have. The most primordial side of human beings in contrast with the progress of contemporary world.

Tickets:

Reservix

Reservation:

Email: brina(at)per-aspera.net

Price: 10 €

Dates:

Sun.

29.5.

20:00

ca. 60 Min.

Venue:
Ehemaliges Stummfilmkino Delphi/Berlin, Gustav-Adolf-Straße 2, 13086 Berlin

Credits:

Siciliano Contemporary Ballet
Music: Matresanch
Costumes: Gegenteil
Photo: Underskin

Participants:

» Siciliano Contemporary Ballet

SICILIANO CONTEMPORARY BALLET ist eine neue Tanzkompagnie aus Berlin. Nach Erfolgen als Choreograph in Italien, Griechenland, Spanien und Deutschland gründete Salvatore Siciliano die Kompagnie im Januar 2015. Siciliano Contemporary Ballet will uns daran erinnern, wie essentiell die Beziehung zu unseren Instinkten ist und dass sie Freiheit brauchen, um sich zu entfalten.

Venue Info:

» Ehemaliges Stummfilmkino Delphi/Berlin

The former silent film theater Delphi is an originally preserved silent film theater from the 1920’s. After resting like a hidden jewel for over 50 years, it is now being reawakened as an international center for arts and culture; housing diverse events: theater, dance, opera, concerts, performances, forums, exhibitions, and many hybrid projects. As a production and performance space it offers a unique and extraordinary setting, with wonderful acoustics and stunning aesthetics, inviting artists to reimagine their ideas, or even serve as a muse for new concepts. Exceptional projects which think “outside the (black)box” are at home with us. The theater also pays homage to the artistic visionaries of the past with events which honour the cultural history of Berlin, especially the German Silent Film era, which the Delphi was once a part of. The ghosts of the avantgarde are being awakened again in the former Delphi cinema.