A Human Race. The Rite of Krump

Igor Stravinsky’s “Le Sacre du Printemps” is a key work of the 20th century. After the scandal at its premiere in 1913, it is still one of the most uncompromisingly modern works today and is considered a challenge for choreographers. “Sacre” breaks with listening habits and outdated traditions, the piece leaves no one cold.

“Krump may look spectacular, but in reality it’s all about feeling something. Krump puts emotion before every movement. With Krump, character expression is imperative, otherwise the character loses its essence.” (Grichka Caruge)

Artists

• Choreography Grichka Caruge
• Dance Luka Austin, Solomon Quaynoo, Rochdi Alexander Schmitt, Mark Sheats, Émilie Ouedraogo Spencer
• Dramaturgy Livia Patrizi

Staff

• Production Management Carola Söllner
• Stage and Costumes Silvia Albarella
• Technical Direction/Light Martin Pilz
• Light Design Arnaud Poumarat

A production by TANZKOMPLIZEN in the context of Offensive Tanz für junges Publikum Berlin, in cooperation with Cie Art-Track (F).