spring and hope = bahar and omid
Development of material documented in Tehran
Opening 23rd of March 2012 | PINA BAUSCH THEATER ESSEN
Version / Directing: Ana Zirner
with: Veronika Bachfischer | Gabriel Rodriguez
Music: Amir Nasr
Costume: Alice Nierentz
brothers in arms
Theatre Dance Project developed from personal-documentary material
Premiere 12th of February 2014 | SCHWERE REITER / PATHOS MÜNCHEN
When six young German guys travel to meet soldiers in Iran and Israel: Personal examination of masculinity, military and power.
Idea: Ana Zirner | Choreography: David Russo
with: Daniel | Laurens | Max | Simon | Sven | Gunnar more about this...
NO MORE PERFORMANCES
NO MORE PERFORMANCES
wo ist meine stimme | where is my voice
Scenic reading with live-music
Opening 5th of November 2012 | I-CAMP/NEUES THEATER MÜNCHEN
Two young german actors lend their voices to young people in the iranian opposition movement and tell their stories.
Set-Up: Ana Zirner | Music: Amir Nasr
with: Paula Binder, Benedikt Blaskovic (Thomas Prazak)
Audiotrailer (german): http://yourlisten.com
Press (german): http://www.i-camp.de/Pressemitteilung.pdf
Next performances: coming soon...
Premiere: 4th of November 2015
HIATUS - A project on beggars and passery-by
Dance-Theater developed from personal-documentary material
Premiere: 4th of November 2015 | SCHWERE REITER MUNICH
It is a quiet confrontation with our conscience. With the question of whether we really have earned what we have. Whether we could give more. We move through our everyday life. Walk through our city. Suddenly an open hand passes through our field of vision. We become aware of the hand, because the person it belongs to is sitting on the ground. He or she is on a level where we dodn't expect anyone to be, as the other "upright walkers" stream along with us or past us. This moment, this "excessive second" between perception and the conscious decision to act, that is a "hiatus."
Director: Ana Zirner | Choreography: David Russo | Dramaturg: Martina Missel | Music: Florian Hartlieb, Amir Nasr
with: Jasmine Ellis | Silvan Frick | Henrik Kaalund | Benjamin Lange | Lotte Lindenborn | Julia Möller | Katrin Schafitel | Katalin Zsigmondy
frei willig arbeiten (free will working)
Development of material about the different definitions of luxury and slavery, created from documentary material
Premiere on the 4th of July 2015 | MARSTALL / RESIDENZTHEATER MUNICH
More about this coming soon...
Director: Ana Zirner | Dramaturgy: Martina Missel and Christina Hommel | Choreography: David N. Russo | Stage: Bettina Pommer | Costume: Henriette Müller
Last show on the 25th of July 2015
Fiery speeches, blazing squares
Theater-project
LANDESTHEATER NIEDERÖSTERREICH
Director: Ana Zirner | Stage: Franziska Bornkamm | Dramaturg: Julia Engelmayer | Choreography: David Russo
with: Swintha Gersthofer | Pascal Groß | Marion Reiser | Jan Walter
Premiere: 9th of January 2016
Privacy
Dance Theater Performance
GALERIE DER KÜNSTLER
Life without digitally connected devices is now unimaginable to us. And, if we are being honest, we wouldn‘t want to live without them. „Privacy“ tells the fictional story of MIA and FINN, a young couple that meets online. It talks about possible effects on our life and privacy and investigates our digital responsibility.
Director: Ana Zirner | Choreography: David Russo | Dramaturgy: Martina Missel
with: Lotte Lindenborn | Matthias Renger | David Russo
Premiere: 26th of November 2016
Premiere: 3rd of June 2017
Performances in Munich: 7th and 9th of July 2017 | HochX
faith
Documentary Theater Dance Project
LANDESTHEATER SCHWABEN IN MEMMINGEN
satellit produktion is researching experiences with belief and collecting personal statements of faith. Which part does it play in the lives of people today? Which hopeful stories can be told? And can they explain, why the positive virtue of faith can so easily turn into something destructive?
Director: Ana Zirner | Dramaturgy: Martina Missel | Choreography: David Russo | Stage and Costumes: Cäcilia Verweyen | Lightdesign: Rainer Ludwig
with: Miriam Haltmeier | Rudy Orlovius | Fridtjof Stolzenwald