Massive Attack V Adam Curtis

»A musical entertainment about the power of illusion and the illusion of power« A. Curtis

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  • (c) Adam Curtis, Massive Attack
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In this unusual project, the music of Robert Del Naja – in a performance by Massive Attack – will be combined with the sharp, politically uncompromising perspective of filmmaker and provocateur Adam Curtis. The Kraftzentrale event will redefine the very idea of a pop concert, transforming it into what Robert Del Naja has called a »collective hallucination.« Ever since the 1991 release of their classic debut Blue Lines, Massive Attack has been one of the best and most consistently adventurous acts in the UK. Along the way, Robert Del Naja has always combined his music with his visual art. His LED installations, developed together with the art and design agency United Visual Artists, shape the band’s live performances.


With —
Created by —
Adam Curtis, Robert Del Naja
Designed and staged by —
Robert Del Naja, United Visual Artists
In collaboration with —
Speaker —

Shows

Premiere
— 29. August 2013
Further dates
— 30. 31. August 1. September
Duration
— 1 h 45 min
Only show in Germany 2013
Tickets
— 45 €
Reduced prices start at 22,50 €

Recommended from the age of 16 years
Only standing room tickets

 

 

August
  • Thu29Aug
    20.00
    Massive Attack V Adam Curtis on 29. August 2013 at 8.00 PM
  • Fri30Aug
    20.00
    Massive Attack V Adam Curtis on 30. August 2013 at 8.00 PM
  • Sat31Aug
    20.00
    Massive Attack V Adam Curtis on 31. August 2013 at 8.00 PM
September
  • Sun 1Sep
    20.00
    Massive Attack V Adam Curtis on 1. September 2013 at 8.00 PM

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Adam Curtis
1. September 2013
Museum Folkwang, Essen

Press Comments

Was die Trip-Hop-Pioniere aus Bristol akustisch erreichen, schafft Curtis visuell: Er rollt einen Teppich aus Assoziationen, in formelle Distanz verpackte Emotionen aus und saugt das Publikum in seine Welt.

— Alexander Menden, Süddeutsche Zeitung, 20.07.2013

A coproduction of Ruhrtriennale with Manchester International Festival and Park Avenue Armory, New York