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Light

  • Ulrike Kley, Berlin
  • Duration 30 Minutes
  • without spoken language
    from 2
  • Children 7,00 € | Groups with JKS voucher 5,00 € | Groups without JKS Voucer 5,50 € | Adults 10,00 € | Reduced Price 9,00 €

  • Material theater with live music

The black silhouette of a person kneels on the floor and looks up at a glowing red dot above them A women dressed in black hols a blue plastic tarpaulin. On the tarpaulin is a bright, blue projection. In front of Ulrike Kley's face is a large, round, luminous disk. Ulrike Kley bewegt sich durch einen grauen Raum, hinter - und vor ihr sind helle, geschwungene Projektionen an der Wand. Ulrike Kley bends over a cardboard box from which bright light shines.
Joachim Fleischer
Joachim Fleischer
Joachim Fleischer
Joachim Fleischer
Joachim Fleischer

All of a sudden, there is a light. It flickers, twinkles, hums, buzzes and drones…it can be big or teeny tiny. And what happens when the light is given the stage? Will it get cocky? Will it let itself by…

All of a sudden, there is a light. It flickers, twinkles, hums, buzzes and drones…it can be big or teeny tiny. And what happens when the light is given the stage? Will it get cocky? Will it let itself by led into a bucket? Or touched? Will it play hide and seek? And where does the light go when it goes out?
Using voice, sound and their joy of performance, jazz singer Mette-Nadja Hansen and figure theater performer Ulrike Kley conduct research into how the light speaks to us. Light, sound and movement transform a first visit to the theater into a multisensory experience.

Notes on accessibility: Information about the accessibility of the venue in structural terms can be found here.

Dates

26.2. Wed

27.2. Thu

Performance, idea
Ulrike Kley

Live music, composition
Mette-Nadja Hansen

Development performance
Joachim Fleischer, Ulrike Kley

Direction
Joachim Fleischer

Dramaturgy
Yasmine Salimi

Costum
Adelheid Wieser

Production management
ehrliche Arbeit-freies Kulturbüro

Funded by
the City of Berlin’s Department for Culture and Social Cohesion and supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. 

www.ulrikekley.de

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