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Invisible Drives #8 Invisible Drives #8 Mittwoch, 05. Mai 2021 19.30 Uhr, MUMUTH, György-Ligeti-Saal PROGRAMM Call of the void choreographer / composer Luan de Lima da Silva / Victor Morato Ribera dancer Luan de Lima da Silva omnia in uno sunt et in omnibus unum choreographer / composer Alberto Cissello & Martina De Dominicis / Dominik Puk dancers Alberto Cissello & Martina De Dominicis Perfect Sense choreographer / composer Ivan Strelkin & Kasija Vrbanac / Alyssa Aska dancers Ivan Strelkin & Kasija Vrbanac Inter-Corps choreographer / composer Angela Wörgartner / Louis Bona dancer Angela Wörgartner Esoptron choreographer / composer Daniela Hanelova & Ariathney Coyne / Joan Gomez Alemany dancers Daniela Hanelova & Ariathney Coyne musicians Filip Novakovic – Akk Yuki Murakami – Pf Tijana Silinger – Va Anna Grenzner Matheu – Vc video Philip Steiner, Daniel Bierdümpfl masks Aleks Kaplun Inner B (from the „Lebensformen“ cycle) choreographer / composer Felix Chang / Alisa Kobzar dancers / motion capture actors Felix Chang & Lisa McGuire musicians Alisa Kobzar (electronics) Illia Bondarenko (el.v-n samples) video Alisa Kobzar Folk Cycle No. 1 choreographer / composer Jacqueline Lopez / Brian Questa dancer Jacqueline Lopez Prius Somnium choreographer / composer Shao-Yang Hsieh / Jose Luis Martinez M. dancer & video Shao-Yang Hsieh ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Andraz Frece, Filip Novakovic – Akkordeon Alexandra Skrilec, Jakobus Weichinger – Flöte Felix Martl – Klarinette Christian Molina – Bassklarinette Anastasiia Gerasina – Viola Gyu Hui Heo, Eduardo Antiao – Violoncello Ana Ostojic – Klavier (PPCM-Studierende des Klangforum Wien) Einstudierung: Annette Bik, Andreas Lindenbaum Dirigent*innen: Algirdas Biveinis, Shu Jun Zhao Gesamtleitung: Rose Breuss & Clemens Gadenstätter Video & Bildregie & Beschallung Saal: Thomas Bergner Kameras: Ulrich Gladisch, Laurenz Gräber Tonmischung & Livestream: Alexander Zwierzina Licht: Ralf Beyer & Philipp Farasin Ivan Strelkin was born in Russia in 1988, completed his BA degree at the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theatre Art in 2010. He worked as director in various theaters in Russia. In 2013 he went to Tallinn (Estonia) to stay at the Russian theater of Estonia for a full-time position as a director. 2016-2019 he studied at the Folkwang University (Essen, Germany), MA Choreography, and worked as choreographer and dancer. In 2019 Ivan Strelkin came to Linz and entered the MA program “Movement research” of the Anton Bruckner University, aiming to join in the future the artistic scientific PhD program. Ariathney Coyne began her dance education at the age of 5, with a focus on classical ballet. Once she finished her formal school education she went on to receive a Master’s degree in neuroscience from the University College London. Since then she has been teaching dance, working on film projects and has started her Master’s degree in Movement Research at the Anton Bruckner University in Linz, Austria. Alberto Cissello is a freelance dancer and performer currently based in Vienna. Since 2009 he has been working in Italy, Austria, Germany and Sweden for different dance companies such as Compagnia EgriBiancoDanza, Oper Graz Tanzkompanie, ConTrust Collective, CieLaroque/helene weinzierl, D.ID Liz King, Eva-Maria Schaller and Norrdans. In the meantime he has also been creating and performing his own works which have been invited by Solocoreografico (Turin, IT), Miniatures Festival (Perugia,IT), Oper Graz (AT), Essenziale Festival (Essen, DE), Tanz_house Festival (Salzburg,AT). His last piece “Yet to be born”, created together with Martina De Dominicis, premiered in December 2019 in Theater im Ballsaal, Bonn – with the support of the COCOON Dance Company. Angela Wörgartner(27) was born in the mountains of Tyrol in Austria and started dancing in the womb of her mother (also dancer) and physically by herself at the age of 3. After trying out various dance styles she developed her deep interest for contemporary dance (especially floor work, groundedness, physiological moving). After her bachelor’s degree and an internship at Norrdans for the season 2018/19, she is currently doing her master’s at the Anton Bruckner University (ABPU) in Linz. Furthermore she also got a scholarship for the One Small Step Festival in Corfu and worked on an outdoor performance with Helder Seabra (Ultima Vez). Martina De Dominicis is a freelance dancer and maker living in Vienna. She has been working as a dancer for several institutional dance companies in Italy, Austria and Germany such as Balletto di Milano, Oper Graz or Stadtheater Pforzheim. Since 2016 she is regularly collaborating with the Bonn based choreographer Rafaele Giovanola for COCOON dance, performing her works internationally and occasionally assisting for the Junior Company Labs. These labs have been a great source of inspiration for the project “Giovani Talenti” that she co directs since 2019 in the region of Abruzzo (IT). In Vienna, she collaborated with Veza Maria Fernandez for the Tanzquartier Wien production “Amadora llama” and is one of the founder of the TEACHBACK project. Since 2018 she has been collaborating with Alberto Cissello and founded a movement research project called DEBOCS, that in December 2019 presented its firsts full length piece “Yet to be born” in the Theater im Ballsaal, Bonn. Daniela Hanelová(CZ) studied at State Dance Conservatory of Prague and danced with Bohemia Balet Company. In 2015, she joined ballet company of Moravian Theatre Olomouc and started to study in the atelier of Dance and Physical Theatre at Janáček Academy of Performing Arts in Brno. Now, MA student of Movement Research at ABPU. Kasija Vrbanac was born in Karlovac on February 16, 1993. She started dancing in early childhood at Studio 23 in Karlovac, where she participated in numerous dance competitions as well as full evening performances. After completing formal education in 2011, she enrolls at the Dance Academy Ljubljana and in June 2014 completes a university undergraduate study as Bachelor Dancer and Choreographer in contemporary and jazz dance. The final graduate thesis the Academy entitled “Ideology of the Dance Body” resulted in her first professional dance performance “HERmIna” in 2014. During and after graduation she is further educated at numerous workshops in Croatia and abroad, and also continues to create her own pieces: physical theater performance “The Dark Side of The Moon”, dance movie “Labirint”, physical theater performance “LIMUN čokolada LUK”. From 2016 till 2018 she is a member of the Zagreb Dance Company, in the season 2018/2019 she joins Tanz Linz dance company and in 2019 she entered the MA program “Movement research” of the Anton Bruckner University. Jacqueline Lopez originates from Vancouver, Canada where she began her career in dance with Vancouver based companies: Kinesis Dance Somatheatro, Move: The Company, Plastic Orchid Factory and as a guest artist with Ballet British Columbia and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens. During this time, she instructed ballet, contemporary and modern dance at various dance institutes as well as provided company training for Move: The company. In spring 2012 she joined Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, as a full-time artist and was promoted to demi soloist in 2014. Since 2017 she has been living in Austria and works for the Landestheater Linz and the Oper Graz. In 2018 she created “All Together Alone” for the Oper Graz which was later re-made into a site-specific dance film entitled “Together All Alone”. Her recent trio work, “In Our Nature”, was presented at Craft Choreography in Vienna in winter 2020 and she has recently created a new multi- part duet entitled “In Between Now and Then”. Jacqueline is currently studying Dance Pedagogy at the Anton Bruckner Universität in Linz while continuing to develop her choreographic language. Shao-Yang Hsieh (Taiwan) choreographer, performer graduated from National Taiwan University of Arts. Currently studying at Anton Bruckner Universität, he was awarded 2nd prize for his solo “j(us”) at the competition “The Best German Dance Solo” in 2019. In the same year he participated at the Tanzhafen Festival as a performer, 2018 he was invited to serve as a cyr wheel performer to malaysia psycusix 2017 and joined cloud gate theater as an intern dancer. Felix Chang majored in Chinese Classical Dance at Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (full scholarship). Afterwards he moved to Germany to study Modern dance at Folkwang Universität der Künste. Currently studying movement research at Bruckneruniversität. As part of his studies, he also performed his own choreography and works with different festivals & choreographers as well. Important stations included 2017 Triplet, Choreographer outlet festivals in HK, second place at the National dance competition, 2020 “If you can see me” Pfefferberg Theater, Berlin: competition second place as soloist & choreographer or engagements for Oxymoron Dance Company, Jessica Gaynor Dance, Ada Studio & Uferstudios festival. Lisa McGuire – dancer, performer, gyrokinesis trainer. Got certification ifrom IGTanz Steiermark (Austria, 2015, 2016), GYROKINESIS(R)(2016, 2017, 2018), GYROTONIC (2019). She studied in the summer-school of Martha Graham (New York, USA, 2015), attended private ballet classes along with Afro Modern Cuban dance class, as well as contemporary performance classes of Valentina Moar, Bostjan Ivanjsic, Tomas Danielis and others. Took part in the choreographic project by Liz King (Graz, Austria, 2015), Refugium Graz (IGTanz), interactive dance-performance by Bühnenwerkstatt
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