Swiss Dance Days: Zer-Brech-Lich

Shattering glass, a cup falling, a tear in your jeans. We all know the sound of something breaking or shattering. But what does something sound like when it is saved from breaking? With "Zer-Brech-Lich", choreographer Alessandro Schiattarella creates a piece of music theater that tells of the fragility, fragility and diversity of bodies. On stage, the three disabled performers Victoria Antonova, Alice Giuliani and Laila White explore their own and other people's identities using a variety of elements such as dance, text, sounds and objects. They try out sounds, almost like trying on clothes, transform themselves and search for pop moments. "Zer-Brech-Lich" asks how dealing with one's own fragility can become a political message and encourages new sensual experiences.

TICKETS available via Swiss Dance Days.

Languages English, Spanish, German, French with German subtitles
Trigger warning Loud sounds at the end and fog machine

Accessibility: 
For people with walking disabilities or wheelchairs, the hall can be reached via an elevator. A key is required for this, please contact the box office on +41 44 267 64 64.

Concept & Choreography Alessandro Schiattarella Choreography & Performance Victoria Antonova, Alice Giuliani, Laila White Music Songwriting Gina Eté Musical Direction Richard Schwennicke Set Design Margarete Albinger Costume Giulia Marcotullio Dramaturgy Martin Mutschler Production & Director's Assistant / Off-Voice Terry Blühdorn Costume Assistant Katharina Leu Costume Intern Rebecca Stein Director's Assistant Ge Lin Xchange / Theater Pedagogy Matthias Brandt, Daniel Riedel Sound / Video Leon Meier, Markus Schwieger Props Stella Kuprat, Ingmar Mühlich Co-production Opera and Schauspielhaus Hannover, together with Theaterformen Festival, in cooperation with Hamburg Theatre Academy Support Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media and Jupiter Federal Cultural Foundation