Dance 
Ian Kaler (AT/DE) / Cullbergbaletten (SE)

ON THE CUSP

Ian Kaler,

originally from Austria, studied Transmedial Art at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna and graduated from the BA Pilot program Contemporary Dance, Context, Choreography at the Inter-University Center for Dance, the University of the Arts in Berlin. Since 2010 he has developed his physical and creative practice in choreographic series in exchange with different artists through different (visual) media, among others, dancer and fashion designer Stephane Peeps Moun, musician Jam Rostron/Planningtorock, lighting designer and video artist Imogen Heath, and drummer Joy Leah Joseph.

Most recently Ian Kaler has premiered the piece LIVFE, the first of a new series of works that combine movement with (spoken) language, live music and live video at ImPulsTanz Vienna International Dance Festival, in August 2017.

iankaler.org

Credits

Choreographic framing and direction 
Ian Kaler 
Dancers 
Adam Schütt, Anand Bolder, Camille Prieux, Daniel Sjökvist, Eleanor Campbell, Eszter Czédulás, Eva Mohn, Freddy Houndekindo, Gesine Moog, Giacomo Citton, Katie Jacobson, Mohamed Y. Shika, Suelem de Oliveira da Silva, Unn Faleide, Vincent Van der Plas 
Music composed and produced by 
Planningtorock 
Set design 
Stephanie Rauch 
Lighting design, cinematography and editing 
Imogen Heath 
Costume design  
Stéphane Peeps / FAAM Studio 
Choreographic assistance 
Stéphane Peeps 


Produced by Cullbergbaletten. Co-produced by Tanzquartier Wien, Norrlandsoperan Umeå, PACT Zollverein Essen. 


Ian Kaler is supported by the Municipal Department of Cultural Affairs, Vienna. 

ON THE CUSP

For the first time, choreographer Ian Kaler has created a big stage production for Cullbergbaletten. ON THE CUSP will be a mix of live-practicing and synchronized movements, a spectrum of emotions and projections. It will be a combined live and video work dealing with a series of different topics. The work presents a collection of portraits of the individuals as well as of the group. Every dancer has their own story, and the company connects them. Who are the people in the group and how do they construct this group? Are they characters or do they want to play a certain role? Shifting between different kinds of characters, who are they in private and how are the stage characters affected by this? The music of electronically synthesized brass sound composed by Planningtorock will create bold, dramatic, playful and deeply moving dance pieces.

Ian Kaler,

originally from Austria, studied Transmedial Art at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna and graduated from the BA Pilot program Contemporary Dance, Context, Choreography at the Inter-University Center for Dance, the University of the Arts in Berlin. Since 2010 he has developed his physical and creative practice in choreographic series in exchange with different artists through different (visual) media, among others, dancer and fashion designer Stephane Peeps Moun, musician Jam Rostron/Planningtorock, lighting designer and video artist Imogen Heath, and drummer Joy Leah Joseph.

Most recently Ian Kaler has premiered the piece LIVFE, the first of a new series of works that combine movement with (spoken) language, live music and live video at ImPulsTanz Vienna International Dance Festival, in August 2017.

iankaler.org

Credits

Choreographic framing and direction 
Ian Kaler 
Dancers 
Adam Schütt, Anand Bolder, Camille Prieux, Daniel Sjökvist, Eleanor Campbell, Eszter Czédulás, Eva Mohn, Freddy Houndekindo, Gesine Moog, Giacomo Citton, Katie Jacobson, Mohamed Y. Shika, Suelem de Oliveira da Silva, Unn Faleide, Vincent Van der Plas 
Music composed and produced by 
Planningtorock 
Set design 
Stephanie Rauch 
Lighting design, cinematography and editing 
Imogen Heath 
Costume design  
Stéphane Peeps / FAAM Studio 
Choreographic assistance 
Stéphane Peeps 


Produced by Cullbergbaletten. Co-produced by Tanzquartier Wien, Norrlandsoperan Umeå, PACT Zollverein Essen. 


Ian Kaler is supported by the Municipal Department of Cultural Affairs, Vienna. 
10.01.
12.01.
Thu–​Sat
19.30
10.01.
12.01.
Thu–​Sat
19.30
TQW Halle G
€ 20/15/10
 
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