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SPIEGELNEURONEN is the first collaboration between Sasha Waltz & Guests and director Stefan Kaegi (Rimini Protokoll) – and at the same time a large-scale experiment about the human brain and its relationship to the body. On stage stands a huge mirror in which the audience watches themselves as if in a gigantic selfie. Slowly, the audience begins to move together with the dancers. The result is a collective moving image – a metaphor for the human brain and the relationship between the individual and the community. The documentary research draws on perspectives from brain research, biology, sociology, and artificial intelligence, which the audience hears and experiences in a sound collage.
The soundtrack for the piece was provided by Basel-based musician, performer, and sound designer Tobias Koch.
Content information: There will be bright flashing lights (no strobes), increased volume, and physical proximity to your neighbor(s), see here.
Credits
Concept / Direction
Stefan Kaegi (Rimini Protokoll)
Dramaturgy
Silke Bake
Music
Tobias Koch
Scenography
Dominic Huber
Video
Mikko Gaestel
Light
Martin Hauk
Costumes
Sandra Tiersch
Repetition
Claudia de Serpa Soares
Dance
Sasha Waltz & Guests
With the voices of
Christina von Braun, Professor Emerita, cultural scientist, gender theorist, filmmaker
John-Dylan Haynes, Professor of Brain Research at Charité in Berlin
Sarah Karim, Sociologist and research assistant at the Institute for Rehabilitation Sciences, Humboldt University of Berlin
Tim Landgraf, Professor of Artificial and Collective Intelligence
Nora Schultz, Scientific advisor to the German Ethics Council, freelance science journalist
Tania Singer, Professor of Psychology and Social Neuroscience