Maren Strack
FIGURE 8 RACE REMIX

  • Wed 26.11.08 21:30 h

›Figure 8 Race Remix‹ by Maren Strack and post theatre is the second part of ›6-8-10‹, a trilogy about mobility, technology and female pioneers. Revolving around Figure 8 Racing, a motor sport in which crashes are inevitable, and the story of racing car driver Clärenore Stinnes, the first woman to drive around the world (1927 – 1929), › Figure 8 Race Remix‹, deconstructs the fascination for speed in a fast paced and ironic multimedia collage of images, movement, language and noise samples.


The first version of this production was awarded with the Bremer Author Prize 2004.


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Performance and choreography: Maren Strack


Concept: Max Schumacher, Maren Strack, Hiroko Tanahashi


Video / Installation: Hiroko Tanahashi


Dramaturgy / Regie: Max Schumacher


Sound recording and live sounds: Max Bauer


Production: post theater


Co-production: Tanz im August / Berlin


Sponsored by: Mitteln des Hauptstadtkulturfonds (Berlin) und des Fonds Darstellende Künste


Supported by: Schloss Broellin International Art Research Location / Residenz (Broellin), Künstlerhaus Lukus / Residenz (Ahrenshoop)


Duration: 43min


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