Polanddances
Informal Group

Hertz Haus

Unbody

Unbody,
photo Joanna Stoga

Unbody
Unbody,
photo Beatrycze Bem

The company was founded in 2018 by Magdalena Kowala, Natalia Murawska, Joanna Woźna and Anna Zglenicka. The dancers create their own aesthetics and language of movement using contemporary dance, physical dance, improvisation and performance. Repertoire: Her(t)z, 102 and a half, Solo for 4 helmets and lost time” [dir. Anna Piotrowska], Unbody, Hopeless Portraits - online performance, My hopelessness, Mirroring, Frauen in Flammen, sześć, Solitude.

Prizes

SoloDuo competition - I prize and the audience prizefor duo 102 and a half
2020, Budapest
My move competition - I prize for duo 102 and a half
2020, Tarnow
3...2...1... TANIEC! Competition - II individual prize for duo 102 and a half
2021, Cracow
NATIONAL COMPETITION FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE INDEPENDENT THEATER "THE BEST OFF” - I prize for the piece Unbody
2022, Warsaw
Performance

Unbody

Company

Hertz Haus

Credits

  • Magdalena Kowala choreographer, director, dancer, costume designer
  • Anna Zglenicka choreographer, director, dancer, costume designer
  • Joanna Woźna choreographer, director, dancer, costume designer
  • Natalia Murawska choreographer, director, dancer
  • Artur Bieńkowski artistic collaboration

Performance synopsis

The overall motivation behind the creation of the performance is found within the anxiety, provoked by too conservative, predictable, and culturally hardened understanding of the human form. The show is composed of the study of the body, its dissection into primary components. The multilayered deconstruction occurs, in order to create an inquiry and the translation of its findings, through different perspectives. Production for audience aged above 16.

Duration60" Crew *8 Artists4
Premiere 2020-09-05, Gdansk
Audienceadults
Warnings
    nudity, noise, loud music

* cast plus technical support

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