Conjunctio—a choreographic workshop presentation by IPtanz

Conjunctio—a choreographic workshop presentation by IPtanz

Conjunctio – a choreographic workshop presentation by IPtanz

/ by and for people of all visual abilities, with audio description and a tactile tour.

 

Saturday 25 July 2026, 3:00 pm

An event as part of the Barnes Crossing anniversary year 2026

Memory is not an archive, but a movement of images, feelings and traces. How does memory manifest itself in the body beyond the visual? A diverse ensemble of sighted, blind and visually impaired performers explores truth, perception and transformation. Conjunctio conceives memory as a living process. The open rehearsal at the end of the first rehearsal process invites you to encounter this fragile fabric and engage in conversation.

An AUDIOFLYER is available in GERMAN here.

What remains once a moment has passed? Conjunctio—a choreographic workshop presentation by IPTanz with and for blind, visually impaired, and sighted people. On July 25, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. at Barnes Crossing, Industriestraße 170, Cologne-Rodenkirchen. Barnes Crossing is accessible via Line 16 to the Michaelshoven stop; a pickup service will be available at the stop starting at 2:30 p.m. After the presentation, there will be time to discuss the experience.

Due to limited seating, we ask that you register in advance by calling 0157 57930117 or emailing karten@ip-tanz.com. Admission is free. Assistance dogs are welcome and can be looked after in the foyer.

Conjunctio was funded by the Ministry of Culture and Science of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Cultural Office of the City of Cologne. IPtanz is funded by the Rheinenergie Foundation for Culture.

 

flies&tales “CRIMINAL PLEASURES”

flies&tales “CRIMINAL PLEASURES”

flies&tales “CRIMINAL PLEASURES”

 

Friday, September 25, 2026, 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, September 26, 2026, 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 27, 2026, 6:00 p.m.

 

Where there are advantages for some, there are always disadvantages for others. An imbalance that, from time to time, amounts to a criminal act. And yet, dealing with crime has become a topic of immense entertainment value. CRIMINAL PLEASURES makes crime consumable by ironically questioning the high culture of our time and venturing into the “true crime” genre.

Who is the victim? Who is the perpetrator? Or has that question long since become irrelevant?

The performers are searching for the ultimate misfortune and, in the end, find only themselves.

A production by flies&tales, somewhere at the intersection of performance, dance, text, and music.

 

 

Artistic Direction, Concept & Choreography: Lenah Flaig, Josefine Patzelt

Dance: Mihyun Ko, Josefine Patzelt, Nona Munnix (original cast: Laura Schönlau)

Music: Eric Eggert

Lighting: Thomas Mörl

Costumes: Scene 1 – Jaqueline Hen

Project Management: Ronja Bader

Social Media Reels and Trailer: Emilio Holguin

Photos: Paloma García de Juan (only photo no. 2 below), Alessandro de Matteis

This performance is supported by the City of Cologne’s Office of Cultural Affairs.

Production was supported by: City of Cologne’s Office of Cultural Affairs, NRW State Office for the Independent Performing Arts, Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia

Supported by: Tanzresidenz 2024 at Quartier am Hafen

30 Jahre DIN A 13 tanzcompany “MOVEMENT UNBOUND” Dokumentarfilm

30 Jahre DIN A 13 tanzcompany “MOVEMENT UNBOUND” Dokumentarfilm

30 Years of DIN A 13 Dance Company

MOVEMENT UNBOUND

Documentary film by Miriam Jakobs and Gerhard Schick

Friday, October 9, 2026, 7:00 p.m.

MOVEMENT UNBOUND is a moving journey into the lives of dancers with and without disabilities who, through the art of dance, transform our perception of diversity in society.

MOVEMENT UNBOUND celebrated its world premiere this past May at DOKfest Munich. DOKfest Munich is Germany’s largest documentary film festival and one of the most important platforms for documentary film in Europe. “It’s a wonderful honor that the film is being shown there,” says Miriam Jakobs.

And not only did MOVEMENT UNBOUND make it into the festival program, but the film was also nominated for the All Inclusive Documentary Film Award 2026, which honors film productions in which filmmakers with disabilities play a leading role.

As part of a theater tour, MOVEMENT UNBOUND will be shown in several cities and numerous schools throughout Germany, making it accessible to a wide audience.