group, commission
2022
An inter-dependency that is needed
for everyone to be able to move,
move closer, move in,
and move apart.
Sensitivity to a presence that is not merely alongside, but an attention that notices the subtlest changes in mimic and expression, posture and tone.
A being, present.
For his group choreography Ecto-Fictions, Ian Kaler revisited his 2010 graduation production Save a horse ride a cowboy. Kaler, who found his love for horses at the age of 6. The PARASOL participants explored connections between his choreographic work and the interaction, (non-verbal) communication with horses and contextualized them within the movement practice of riding.
Ecto-Fictions develops a fictitious documentary stage narrative that addresses questions concerning togetherness and cohesion. The title already alludes to the quality of an ‘external’ perception and reflects on processes of projection and ascription in the interaction and encounter with animals. Ecto-Fictions represents the attempt to create a space for enhanced and utopian visions of corpo*realit*ies, where attributions and classifications can be studied.
Artistic Direction, Choreography, Text:
Ian Kaler
Performance:
Alex Bailey, Camilla Schielin, Júlia Rúbies Subirós, Shahrzad Nazarpour, Theresa Scheinecker
Music, Soundtrack:
Hermione Frank aka rRoxymore
Setting:
Stephanie Rauch
Set Construction:
Marco Tölzer
Costume:
Johanna Frahm
Light Design:
Victor Duran
Cinematography:
Diara Sow
Video Design, Editing:
Dafne Narvaez Berlfein
Gaffer:
Nick Prokesch
Best Boy Grip:
Sebastian Bauer, Marco Tölzer
Voice Over Speaker:
Francine Belinga
Voice Over Recording:
Andreas Hamza
Horsemanship Workshop:
Schottenhof – Zentrum für Tiergestützte Pädagogik
Volting Workshop:
Hanna Tavolato
Production Management:
das Schaufenster
Coproduction:
Ian Kaler and Tanzquartier Wien
Supported by the City of Vienna, Department of Cultural Affairs, and the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK – STEPPING OUT, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the framework of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR. Assistance Program for Dance.
Original photos:
Eva Würdinger
Photo collage:
Johnny Chang
For his group choreography Ecto-Fictions, Ian Kaler revisited his 2010 graduation production Save a horse ride a cowboy. Kaler, who found his love for horses at the age of 6. The PARASOL participants explored connections between his choreographic work and the interaction, (non-verbal) communication with horses and contextualized them within the movement practice of riding.
Ecto-Fictions develops a fictitious documentary stage narrative that addresses questions concerning togetherness and cohesion. The title already alludes to the quality of an ‘external’ perception and reflects on processes of projection and ascription in the interaction and encounter with animals. Ecto-Fictions represents the attempt to create a space for enhanced and utopian visions of corpo*realit*ies, where attributions and classifications can be studied.
Artistic Direction, Choreography, Text:
Ian Kaler
Performance:
Alex Bailey, Camilla Schielin, Júlia Rúbies Subirós, Shahrzad Nazarpour, Theresa Scheinecker
Music, Soundtrack:
Hermione Frank aka rRoxymore
Setting:
Stephanie Rauch
Set Construction:
Marco Tölzer
Costume:
Johanna Frahm
Light Design:
Victor Duran
Cinematography:
Diara Sow
Video Design, Editing:
Dafne Narvaez Berlfein
Gaffer:
Nick Prokesch
Best Boy Grip:
Sebastian Bauer, Marco Tölzer
Voice Over Speaker:
Francine Belinga
Voice Over Recording:
Andreas Hamza
Horsemanship Workshop:
Schottenhof – Zentrum für Tiergestützte Pädagogik
Volting Workshop:
Hanna Tavolato
Production Management:
das Schaufenster
Coproduction:
Ian Kaler and Tanzquartier Wien
Supported by the City of Vienna, Department of Cultural Affairs, and the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK – STEPPING OUT, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the framework of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR. Assistance Program for Dance.
Original photos:
Eva Würdinger
Photo collage:
Johnny Chang
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For his group choreography Ecto-Fictions, Ian Kaler revisited his 2010 graduation production Save a horse ride a cowboy. Kaler, who found his love for horses at the age of 6. The PARASOL participants explored connections between his choreographic work and the interaction, (non-verbal) communication with horses and contextualized them within the movement practice of riding.
Ecto-Fictions develops a fictitious documentary stage narrative that addresses questions concerning togetherness and cohesion. The title already alludes to the quality of an ‘external’ perception and reflects on processes of projection and ascription in the interaction and encounter with animals. Ecto-Fictions represents the attempt to create a space for enhanced and utopian visions of corpo*realit*ies, where attributions and classifications can be studied.
Artistic Direction, Choreography, Text:
Ian Kaler
Performance:
Alex Bailey, Camilla Schielin, Júlia Rúbies Subirós, Shahrzad Nazarpour, Theresa Scheinecker
Music, Soundtrack:
Hermione Frank aka rRoxymore
Setting:
Stephanie Rauch
Set Construction:
Marco Tölzer
Costume:
Johanna Frahm
Light Design:
Victor Duran
Cinematography:
Diara Sow
Video Design, Editing:
Dafne Narvaez Berlfein
Gaffer:
Nick Prokesch
Best Boy Grip:
Sebastian Bauer, Marco Tölzer
Voice Over Speaker:
Francine Belinga
Voice Over Recording:
Andreas Hamza
Horsemanship Workshop:
Schottenhof – Zentrum für Tiergestützte Pädagogik
Volting Workshop:
Hanna Tavolato
Production Management:
das Schaufenster
Coproduction:
Ian Kaler and Tanzquartier Wien
Supported by the City of Vienna, Department of Cultural Affairs, and the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK – STEPPING OUT, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the framework of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR. Assistance Program for Dance.
Original photos:
Eva Würdinger
Photo collage:
Johnny Chang