New Years News

Things that I'm involved with this Winter/Spring:

The Choreographic Forum
Together with Dr Lise Uytterhoeven and Dr Efrosini Protopapa I co-curate The Choreographic Forum organised by the Society for Dance Research. The next one will be on Boris Charmatz's enfant on 3rd February. For more information and to book, go here!

Smash Lab XIII
I will be presenting the Screen Tests at Smash Lab XIII at the Book Club on 4th February 2014. For more information and to book, go here!

Mental Effort Before Action:1-5A-5B
I will be performing Mental Effort Before Action:1-5A-5B by Patrick Staff at CHELSEA space on 14th February. For more information, go here!

You Make Me Want To Lose You
I have been commissioned to present You Make Me Want To Lose You at encounters in Lancaster on the 22nd February. Performing this time will be Helena Webb and Stephanie McMann. If you happen to be in Lancaster, come along to this free micro festival!

Solo Exhibition
I'm very excited to have my first solo exhibition which will include various video works at LimaZulu Project Space (Finsbury Park, London) from 6th-13th March. Keep your eyes and ears peeled!

Deichkinder

Concept: Nina Windisch

Performance: Nina Windisch & Antje Hildebrandt

Camera: artelisa

So much fun!

You Make Me Want To Lose You

Performance as part of Hazard Festival (Manchester), curated and produced by hÅb + Word of Warning, in July 2014.

Concept: Antje Hildebrandt

Performance: Martha Passakopoulou and Rosalie Wahlfrid

Performance as part of encounters festival (Lancaster), curated and produced by LEAP, in February 2014.

Concept: Antje Hildebrandt

Performance: Stephanie McMann and Helena Webb

Performance at The Beaney (Canterbury) as part of Pot Luck #9, curated by Accidental Collective, in December 2013.

Concept: Antje Hildebrandt

Performance: Flora Wellesley Wesley and Helka Kaski 

Performance at Fringe Hamburg as part of the Open Air Special in July 2010.
Concept: Antje Hildebrandt

Performance: Johanna Winkel and Antje Hildebrandt

You Make Me Want To Lose You is an experimental investigation into the human relationship between body and its surroundings. The structured movement improvisation is strongly influenced by the site it is performed in (usually public spaces and/or outdoors). The performance plays in the Here & Now, with moments of stillness and movement, with intimacy and publicity. The dancers, dressed in boiler suit and cardboard box, cannot see but must negotiate themselves through the strangeness of her own performance.In this playful act of exploration, the performers kindly interact with the audience, evoking moments of surprise, empathy and wonder.