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3: In Dialogue with Anouk van Dijk
This time, Nadja is in dialogue with choreographer and founder of countertechnique Anouk van Dijk at the Münchner Kammerspiele in Germany.
They met during their work on the production called TOUCH - directed by Falk Richter and choreographed Anouk van Dijk. After a long day of rehearsals, Nadja and Anouk dive into questions of why touch matters to us as human beings, how Anouk has worked with darkness, proximity, intimacy and illusions in the past and talk about her research which developed into an internationally acclaimed movement method called countertechnique.
Enjoy!
This episode was recorded Friday, 11th 2020
The Beyond Darkness Podcast is produced by Nanna Hanfgarn Jensen and Nadja Mattioli
It is sponsored by The Danish National School of Performing Arts
The podcast soundscape is by moltamole (https://moltamole.tumblr.com/)
This episode was edited by Nadja Mattioli
For more information about the BD research, visit www.bdmatterinmotion.com, and for questions, queries and suggestions send an email to [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram:
@bdmatterinmotion
@nanna.h.jensen
@psynama
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By Beyond DarknessThis time, Nadja is in dialogue with choreographer and founder of countertechnique Anouk van Dijk at the Münchner Kammerspiele in Germany.
They met during their work on the production called TOUCH - directed by Falk Richter and choreographed Anouk van Dijk. After a long day of rehearsals, Nadja and Anouk dive into questions of why touch matters to us as human beings, how Anouk has worked with darkness, proximity, intimacy and illusions in the past and talk about her research which developed into an internationally acclaimed movement method called countertechnique.
Enjoy!
This episode was recorded Friday, 11th 2020
The Beyond Darkness Podcast is produced by Nanna Hanfgarn Jensen and Nadja Mattioli
It is sponsored by The Danish National School of Performing Arts
The podcast soundscape is by moltamole (https://moltamole.tumblr.com/)
This episode was edited by Nadja Mattioli
For more information about the BD research, visit www.bdmatterinmotion.com, and for questions, queries and suggestions send an email to [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram:
@bdmatterinmotion
@nanna.h.jensen
@psynama