Polar Force
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28 Aug19:00First performanceMaschinenhaus, EssenMaschinenhaus
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28 Aug21:00PerformanceMaschinenhaus, EssenMaschinenhaus
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29 Aug19:00PerformanceMaschinenhaus, EssenMaschinenhaus
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29 Aug21:00PerformanceMaschinenhaus, EssenMaschinenhaus
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30 Aug19:00PerformanceMaschinenhaus, EssenMaschinenhaus
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30 Aug21:00PerformanceMaschinenhaus, EssenMaschinenhaus
Attention:
Due to a charity run on the grounds of Zeche Carl in Essen, the two concerts "Polar Force" in the Maschinenhaus on Thursday, 29 August have to be postponed to Friday 30 August 2019. Previously purchased tickets remain valid. The already sold out concerts on 28 August are not affected.
If the new date cannot be met, you have the opportunity to return the tickets to the booking offices where they were purchased. Online buyers are requested to call the hotline 0221 28 02 10 directly.
About Polar Force
Evoking the beauty and infinite complexity of Antarctica, the immersive and multi-sensorial performance Polar Force is set inside a white inflatable performance space. Custom-built instruments made to manipulate pressurised ice, water and air are combined with pristine multi-channel field recordings of Antarctica. Polar Force makes us rethink our relationship with the natural world from the perspective of the coldest, windiest and driest continent on earth. Melbourne-based Speak Percussion is the leading percussion company in Australia.
Further Information
Supported by Australia Council for the Arts and Creative Victoria.
Cast
Concept, Co-Director, Composer, Instrument Design | Eugene Ughetti |
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Co-Regie | Clare Britton |
Sound Artist, Field Recordings | Philip Samartzis |
Performance | Matthias Schack-Arnott |
Lighting Design | Keith Tucker |
Sounddesign, Instrument Design | Nick Roux |
Sound technician | Tilman Robinson |
Production | Shea Sutton |
Technical Project Manager RT | Manfred Nücken |
Artistic production manager RT | Sandra Wissmann |
Curator RT | Matthias Osterwold |