Christoph Winkler:
Rechtsradikal
Rechtsradikal
Recent developments in the Zwickau terror cell story have shown that in the right-wing movement it is not only men who are radicalizing: today every-fifth Neo-Nazi is a female, every tenth radical right-wing criminal offence is committed by a woman. For a long time women were merely seen as the companion or ‘tag along’ of these men, however their significance in the radical right-wing movement is growing. RechtsRadikal examines the internal and external conflicts of these women, especially since they are confronted with traditional gender roles within the scene. Together with four young female dancers, Christoph Winkler searches for an expression of the radical bodily drama right-winged women find themselves in.
CONCEPT Christoph Winkler with Emma Daniel, Shiran Eliaserov, Katarzyna Sitarz, Claire Vivianne Sobottke COSTuMEs Lisa Kentner LIgHT, TECHNIcs André Schulz Production, DRAMATURGY ehrliche arbeit – freies Kulturbüro
Produced by Christoph Winkler and ehrliche arbeit – freies Kulturbüro. A coproduction with Lofft - Das Theater, Leipzig. In collaboration with Heinrich-Böll Stiftung and SOPHIENSÆLE. Funded by Hauptstadtkulturfonds and Kulturamts der Stadt Leipzig. Supported by Phase 7. Special thanks to our media partners taz.die tageszeitung.
photos © Heiko Marquardt, frischefotos.de
CHRISTOPH WINKLER has created more than 78 dance pieces as a freelance artist since 1998 and is considered one of the most versatile choreographers in Germany. In 2014 Das Wahre Gesicht won the FAUST Prize of the German Stage Association in the category Best Choreography. In 2016 Aloalii Tapu was awarded as Best Dancer for the Christoph Winkler production Urban Sou Café. 2020 Christoph Winkler was awarded a George Tabori Award. His work covers a wide range of formats and ranges from very personal to political issues. Since 2009 he has been realizing works at the Sophiensæle, including the dance fund Erbe-Projekt Abendliche Tänze (2014) and Golden Stars on blue - a sonic Tableau (2015). In 2016 he curated the Witch Dance Project in collaboration with the Sophiensælen. The same year he showed Five Studies On Post-Colonialism (2016) and most recently the project Speak Boldly - The Julius Eastman Dance Project (2018). christoph-winkler.info
