Dance piece

Small big jumps

Jasmin İhraç & Young dance house Berlin

Choreography: Jasmin İhraç dance: Mbegne Kassé (Ben-J)/Abel Navarro, Ana Laura Lozza/Tamara Saphir, Juan Corres Benito, Tatiana Mejia Ketan Bhatti stage/costume: Giulia Paolucci dramaturgy: Joachim Schloemer, Livia Patriziv Text: Sibylle Schmidtv voice: Alina Hünting light: Martin Pilz photos: René Löffler Interviews: Thanks to Laila, Celina, Furkan, Tuana, Berkay and Sema from the family centre MANNA Malteser Hilfsdienst e.V. and to Meira Recherche: Ixchel Mendoza Hernández

Four dancers and one musician set out in search of the last tree in the world. They cross desert and volcanic landscapes, dive into the depths of the sea and learn what it's like to float in space. They take a step, take a leap, hesitate, fall, run and discover what is in them. On this fantastic journey, they develop ways to overcome obstacles – those they encounter in their environment, but also those that are in their minds. What challenges do we all face? And how can we encourage each other to take small big leaps?

A production by the Junges Tanzhaus Berlin as part of the Offensive Tanz für junges Audience. Junges Tanzhaus Berlin is a partner of Offensive Tanz für Junges Audience Berlin. Funded by TANZPAKT Stadt-Land-Bund with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media and the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe.