Pre-sale of tickets for the 22nd Ciało/Umysł - International Festival of Dance and Performance Art has begun.
The program includes premiere hits: BISONTE by Marco da Silva Ferreira from Portugal and GRACES by Silvia Gribaudi from Italy, the premiere of the Polish-German duo Dziemidok/Clausen BESTSELLER, performances by young Polish artists: TENS by Dominika Wiak, MISSPIECE by Marta Wolowiec and PAN ZARAZ by Dzikistyl Company plus accompanying events - panel, workshops, installation.
Tickets can be purchasedat kicket.pl and at STUDIO teatrgaleria (stationary and online):
Pre-sale promotional prices until August 31: BISONTE and GRACES (Big Stage) - PLN 80/60 (later: PLN 100/80), OTHER PERFORMANCES (Small Stage) - PLN 40/30 (later: PLN 50/40).
Our premises for 2023 - STUDIO theatre gallery.
The program of the 22nd C/U:
BESTSELLER | Dziemidok/Clausen
Poland/Germany | PREMIERE
06.10.2023, 18:00 | after the performance meeting with the artists
Inheritance - a boon or a burden? And what if a dancer inherits the work of a professor of philosophy...?
A body in constant motion discovers the emancipatory potential of house music. In a world of binary divisions and "masterpieces" a herstory emerges....
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TENS | Marta Wołowiec
Poland
The body as generator, transmitter and receiver of energy, live music and progressive-trance movement.
07.10.2023, 18:00 | Double bill followed by a joint meeting with both artists
International Festival of Dance and Performance Art
October 6-8, 2023, Warsaw, STUDIO teatrgaleria
Artistic Director: Edyta Kozak
Managing Director: Anna Szaniawska
Organizer:
Ciało/Umysł Foundation
Funding:
Project co-financed by the City of Warsaw and Subsidized by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Cultural Promotion Fund within the framework of the "Dance" program, implemented by the National Institute of Music and Dance.
Partners:
STUDIO teatrgaleria, British Council
About the Festival:
Ciało/Umysł is one of the oldest dance festivals in Poland, a place of many important events, discoveries, international collaborations. It consistently promotes independent world dance art with a special focus on intercultural dialogue, fostering empathy, mutual understanding and respect. Its establishment in 1995 was connected with the need to present the works of the first generation of contemporary dance choreographers in Poland after 1989. Today, the festival is a periodic event that has developed an internationally recognized brand as one of the most important events dedicated to contemporary dance in Poland.
Through the prism of a European country, C/U seeks answers to important moral and ethical questions of today's world. It draws attention to stereotypes created and sustained by the media regarding body image, social positions and age. It reaches out to real human needs, including the context of the search for identity - personal, artistic, social or cultural one. It recalls the history of dance, from which it draws and decodes it anew as well as reinterprets Polish and world dance classics.
An important and distinctive element of the program is to draw on the potential and talent of local residents, involving dance professionals and amateurs in joint activities.
