Contextually, the piece moves around theories and practices like collective consciousness, interdependence, telepathy and channeling. Bone and Wires explores the question can robots and new technologies be part of this possibility of connectedness?
Together with light designer Jan Fedinger and sound designer Moritz Nahold, Simon Mayer breathes a soul into various objects on stage. From the piano stool to the drum set, Meyer enters into a dialogue with objects in order to become part of a common bond and a collective consciousness.
Simon Mayer shows the multi-layered possibilities of visible and invisible connection and once again focuses on a perspective that juxtaposes connectedness with internal and external divisions. On this journey, the audience unobtrusively becomes an active part of this co-creation, in which the boundaries between stage and auditorium are blurred.
Language: English and fantasy language
Choreography, performance, music: | Simon Mayer |
Co-creators: | Jan Fedinger, Moritz Nahold |
Performers: | Who Am I, Beam Fury, Key, Siren, Venti, Fog, Bam, Tuuch, InBetween |
Light design: | Jan Fedinger |
Sound design: | Moritz Nahold |
Multimedia design, robotics, dramaturgical advice: | Dominik Strzelec |
Costume and set design: | Lise Lendais |
Assistance: | Laura Schroeder |
Technical director: | Jeroen Smith |
Consultation & dramaturgical advice: | Karoline Maria Wibmer |
Production: | Art In Motion / Katrin Pröll |
Assistance: | Christina Vanek |
Photo: | Franzi Kreis |
Special thanks to: | Guy Cools for the dramaturgical support |
Thanks to: | Needcompany and Maarten Seghers, Hannah Shakti Bühler, Corine Sombrun, Roman Harrer und Liquid Loft, Verein Spiel, Peter Mayer, Lukas Froschauer, Max Phillipp Aschenbrenner, Impulstanz |
Co-produced by: | brut Wien, Tanz ist |
Supported by: | Department of Culture of the City of Vienna and the Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Public Service and Sport and Dance on Tour Austria - a project by Tanzquartier Wien in cooperation with the Federal Ministry of European and International Affairs. |
Level 1 | 250kr |
Level 2 | 200kr |
Level 3 | 150kr |
Level 4 | 100kr |
Level 5 | 75kr |
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