What else?

In addition to the 15 invited productions, there was the opportunity to visit various discursive formats and networking events during TANZPLATTFORM DEUTSCHLAND 2020. The complete supporting programme can be downloaded here:

Programme

Supporting Programme

Meet the jury

04.03. 15.00 h
Gasteig

Feedback & Farewell

08.03. 11.00 h
Muffathalle

During the selection process, each of the five jury members – Honne Dohrmann, Director tanzmainz & tanzmainz festival (Mainz), Gurur Ertem, Sociologist & Curator (Berlin & Istanbul), Ingrida Gerbutavičiūtė, Journalist & Curator (Frankfurt am Main & Vilnius), Walter Heun, Artist & Management JOINT ADVENTURES (Munich), Anna Mülter, Dance Curator & Dramaturg So-phiensaele (Berlin) - has seen 180 to 230 productions on video or live. A total of 444 performances were reviewed. The jury selected 15 productions from these. At the beginning and end of TANZPLATTFORM DEUTSCHLAND, the jury invites everybody to an open discussion and feedback.

Supporting Programme

Pitch ... and putt!

Thu 05.03.
12.30 – 14.00 h EN
Kleiner Konzertsaal

WithTim Behren, Hermann Heisig, Tümay Kilinçel, Fang Yun Lo, Patricia Carolin Mai, Paula Rosolen
Hosted by: Matthias Quabbe

As part of this pitching, six further choreographers selected by the jury will have the opportunity to give all professional visitors an insight into their artistic work within a given time slot.

Artist talks

Thu 05.03. 10.00 – 11.15 h
With Rafaële Giovanola, Isabelle Schad, Adrienn Hód, Csaba Mólnar, Ginevra Panzetti, Enrico Ticconi

Fri 06.03. 10.00 – 11.15 h
With Šaša Asentić, Sheena McGrandles, Joana Tischkau, Kat Válastur

Sat 07.03 10.00 – 11.15 h
With Simone Aughterlony, Jule Flierl, Monika Gintersdorfer, Reut Shemesh

Cafeteria Goethe-Institut

As part of TANZPLATTFORM DEUTSCHLAND, the Goethe-Institut traditionally orga-nizes discussions with and for artists. Since the TANZPLATTFORM DEUTSCHLAND, again after a number of years, takes place in Munich, where the headquarters of the Goethe-Institut is also located, the Goethe-Institut invites artists and visitors, as well as other interested parties, to breakfast discussions over coffee, cappuccino, pretzels or croissants. An experimental discussion format offers the opportunity to reflect on and discuss what has been seen and what can be seen in an international setting, as well as to talk to artists about their concerns, their working methods, about internatio-nal networks, and also about what is currently moving all of us and what is socially relevant.

Organizer: Goethe-Institut

Supporting Programme

Dance, performance, and the systemic (non-) representation of bodies

Sandra Noeth in conversation with Zwoisy Mears-Clarke, Sergiu Matis & Bojana Kunst

Fri 06.03.
12.30 – 14.00 h
Studiobühne

Talking Disability Aesthetics

With Pelenakeke Brown, Claire Cunningham & Dalibor Šandor
Hosted by: Noa Winter

Sat 07.03.
13.00 – 14.00 h
Goethe-Institut

WITH

Gizem Aksu, Preethi Athreya, Silke Bake, Mayfield Brooks, Pelenakeke Brown, Claire Cunningham, Doris Dziersk, Léonard Engel, Moriah Evans, Abraham Hurtado, Ikbal Lubys, Anja Müller, Carlos Maria Romero, Meg Stuart, Susanne Traub, Varinia Canto Vila, a.o.

"WITH"is a shared process, a daily sequence of situations at, with and around a table, among sixteen dancers and choreographers. The public in Munich will be invited to situations with the performers.

DANCE History Tour

The bike ride through dance history is a literal take on the idea of an archive in motion – a unique kind of urban experience that was produced during the Munich festival DANCE in May of 2019. The tour takes the participants to places that are connected to the dance history of Munich in the early modern age.

Choreographic Walks

With students of Iwanson International School of Contemporary Dance
Choreography: Stephan Herwig

In a choreographic walk created by Munich choreographer Stephan Herwig students of the Iwanson International School of Contemporary Dance will navigate the visitors between selected venues.

Off Programme

Tanzexpress – Into the Bavarian Woods

Bavaria has a vivid and innovative contemporary dance scene – also outside of Munich. With this pre-trip you get the opportunity to get to know the local dance scene of the Franconian city of Nuremberg.

Exploring the city with ...

As part of TANZPLATTFORM DEUTSCHLAND, Munich’s independent dance scene is offering three performative city walks during which the venues and open spaces of local artists will be presented.