"Is a planet an enormous mountain?"

360° Dance-Film

The experimental 360-degree dance film "Is a planet an enormous mountain?" creates a virtual event space that questions perception and reality. The camera is part of the choreography and is integrated into the performers' sequence of movements, but is also played as a counterpart. This unusual camera work overrides the set physical framework and creates new perspectives: a space of projections, light installations, spherical soundscapes and choreographic time sculptures that defines its own laws and pulls the bodies into a maelstrom, sending them reeling.

A game with illusion that takes hold of the whole body.

Premiere: December 17, 2022 - Hall 6 Studio 2, Munich

Duration: 45 minutes

Artistic direction: Stephanie Felber in collaboration (camera/choreography) with the performers: Nikos Konstantakis, Ludger Lamers, Photini Meletiadis
Video installation, 360° camera & montage: Patrik Thomas
Sound: ANNAGEMINA (Anna Illenberger and Michael Fiedler)
Light: Lennart Rabe
Set: Guida Miranda

Technical management: Roland Wawoczny
PR: Beate Zeller

Supported by the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK - STEPPING OUT, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media as part of the NEUSTART KULTUR. Dance Aid Program.

With the kind support of Neo-Eventservice, Munich Maker Lab e.V., schwere reiter, treibgut. Many thanks to: Lara Schubert. Stephanie Felber is a member of Tanztendenz München e.V.