We need your help!

If you have a free room in the beginning of December, feel free to contact us, because we are looking for rooms for performers of our choreographers in residency.
Mails to: tanzplan@kampnagel.de

Thanks already in advance!

K3 Season Highlights

Grab your planners: These are our highlights in the season of 2018/2019

November 22nd - 24th 2018
Antje Pfundtner FOR ME
Dance for young audiences 8+
Following her piece nimmer in 2014 Antje Pfundtner and her team now set about their second production for young audiences at K3 called For Me. In the process of developing the piece, the collective asked children and teenagers about issues they currently have on their minds, what is important to them at what they wish for in life. The production is developed in the context of explore dance – network dance for young audiences. >More info

March 21st – April 6th 2019
TANZHOCHDREI
Every year in March, K3 presents three world premieres by three young international choreographers. As a conclusion of their eight month residency at K3, Patricia C. Mai, Naïma Mazic and Reut Shemesh present the pieces they developed during that time. The performances are accompanied by a dense program of workshops and warm-ups, lectures and discussions, audience discussions and introductions, which provide insight into the themes and working methods of the artistic research and the pieces. >More info

May 1st - 5th 2019
PLATTFORM – FESTIVAL DANCE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES
In order to wrap up the first year of explore dance – network dance for young audiences, K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg is hosting a festival at Kampnagel. You will be able to see all productions for young audiences, developed during the projects first season – supported by Tanzpakt Stadt-Land-Bund.

May 2nd - 5th 2019
Teresa Hoffmann ANALOGUEASTRONAUTS – AN EARTH EXPEDITION
Dance for young Audiences 6+
Analogueastronauts – expedition on earthis a dance performance and a video installation, simulating life on Mars. The stage becomes a lab, Earth becomes an alien planet and the body itself is the object of research.

July 4th - 5th 2019
LIMITED EDITION
In the context of the Limited Edition format, K3 enables young Hamburg based emerging choreographers to delve into the conditions of production in the independent scene for the first time. After a multi-week residency all productions will be presented back to back in the course of two evenings.

MIND THE DANCE

Mind the dance is a collection of essays, manuals, scores, exercises, and maps created to inspire dance teachers and artists towards integrating the practice of documenting into the practice of art making and pedagogy. Mind the dance is created in the attempt to encourage (without standardising and institutionalising) the articulation of bodily knowledge in traditions other than the oral tradition––such as writing, video- and audio recording, drawing, etc.––in the attempt to raise its visibility and recognisability. Mind the dance is eager to help de-stigmatize the practice of documentation with the framework of the practice of dancing and choreography by understanding the practice of documentation as an artistic practice, instead of only an administrative one.
 
Mind the dance can be read online at www.mindthedance.com. The chapters of Mind the dance can be printed at home as single chapters; in other words, any number of chapters can be printed at any time. Printed chapters can be found in the official Mind the dancebook cover (binder), and you can combine the materials with your own notes in the book cover. This can be picked up at Mind the dance partner institutions, or sent out to you, also through info@idocde.net, either way, to be sent free of charge for you.

Mind The Dance was created by the project REFLEX Europe

The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Building Strategies for Communication in Contemporary Dance

Together with 5 other European dancehouses (Centro per la Scena Contemporanea, Bassano Del Grappa;  Dance Ireland, Dublin; Dansateliers, Rotterdam; Hrvatski institut za pokret i ples, Zagreb) we have developed an online platform that offers a 360 degrees perspective on the communication of and in contemporary dance. With it, we invite you to think, use and play in order to develop your own vision and strategies. Check it our here: www.communicatingdance.eu

The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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