Nagelneu: Nagelbar (Hendrik Quast und Maika Knoblich)

Persönliche Typberatung und Nageldesign/ Durational Performance

A self-founded universe is popping up in space: Nagelneu is the complete nail package of well-being and personal experience. Hendrik Quast and Maika Knoblich are offering new ways of stylish self-expression and skillful extensions. As certified nail artists, they provide individual consultations for their clients in their mobile nail bar and showcase untested, experimental nail styles. Get wild, get abstract!

Tickets:

Email: nagelneu(at)quastknoblich.de

Price: Eintritt frei

Announcements:
Anmeldung für eine 30minütige Nagelsession unter: nagelneu@quastknoblich.de.

Dates:

Fri.

27.5.

18:00

ca. 240 Min.

Sat.

28.5.

18:00

ca. 240 Min.

Venue:
Sophiensæle, Sophienstraße 18, Mitte, 10178 Berlin
Rollstuhlfahrende und Gehbehinderte möchten wir bitten, sich im Vorfeld bei uns anzumelden.

Credits:

BY AND WITH Hendrik Quast, Maika Knoblich
A Quast & Knoblich production, in coproduction with FFT Düsseldorf, Schwankhalle Bremen and SOPHIENSÆLE.

Supported by funds from the Governing Mayor of Berlin - Berlin Senate Chancellery – Cultural Affairs, as well as, from the Fonds Darstellende Künste e.V.

Participants:

» Hendrik Quast und Maika Knoblich

When they collaborate, Hendrik Quast and Maika Knoblich create „theatrical problems“ from which they develope happenings and actions that are specific to situations and locations. Professional expertise emerges from a close cooperation with experts that can be tested on stage in action as well as commentary. Techniques of design and craftsmanship are embedded in theatrical space and time; their objective is a theatricalisation of growth processes so that the usual views of nature are pushed to the bounda-ries of naturalness and artificiality. In their work they integrate regional communities such as clubs and amateur ensembles that join together in rural rituals based on common activities.

Venue Info:

» Sophiensæle

The Sophiensæle is one of the most important locations for German-speaking independent art-production. Artists from Berlin, as well as the national and international theatre-scene are invited to produce and present their works here. They are selected on the basis of their artis-tic concepts, contents, and working schemes. The theatre is home to cultural discourse and a vast mix of artistic genres – from theatre, dance and music, to performance and visual art - which complement each other and enjoy a productive dialogue. Alongside many young artists searching for new theatrical languages and forms of expression, a number of established artists and companies have longstanding partnerships with the Sophiensæle.