Patricia Carolin Mai

[K]OME TOGETHER

Are you passionate about moving and dance?
Do you want to physically experience dance and not just watch it?
Then this is the right place for you!

The third online [k]ome together, this time from the K3 Foyer, will be broadcast live on 26 September at 5 p.m. and invites you to dance along.

[k]ome together means moving together and experiencing your own body in dance. This inclusive dance class invites people of all ages and to dance.  You don't need any previous experience to join in. Whether sitting or standing, slow or fast, with the whole body or individual body parts - the focus is on the individuality of each body

The video will be published here.

^{artistic direction, dance & choreography: Patricia Carolin Mai
curation live-music: Fanis Gioles
AKOI Quartett: Camilla Busemann (1. Violine) Kalliopi Rizou (2. Violine), Lucas Schwengebecher (Viola) Michael Heupel (Cello)
videographic conception, dop, editing: Seda Kaçak
camera: Yunus Köylü
choreographic collaboration: Julika Schlegel
scientific support & project coordination: Britta Lübke
production management: Jessica Buchholz
distribution & communication: Lisa Lotte Giebel & Patrick Rump} 

Patricia Carolin Mai

Patricia Carolin Mai produces stage pieces as a dancer and choreographer with production locations at Kampnagel and at K3 - Hamburg, at LOFFT - DAS THEATER Leipzig and at Ringlokschuppen Mülheim an der Ruhr. The focus of her choreographic work is the investigation of the body as a central repository of memories. 2016 - 2019 she developed her trilogy on "bodies in extreme states" with the pieces Ready to Snap (2016), Balagan Body (2018) & HAMONIM (2019). In summer 2019, she accepted Ninety9 Art Company's invitation to Seoul in Korea to work in GAL-GAL on women's self-empowerment in Korean society. For this work she was awarded the "International Choregraphy Award Goyang 2020". In 2020, she explored the limits of her physical performance in the 12-month solo self-experiment KONTROL, questioning cultural normalisations of body and gender. She choreographed ASTERISM (2021) and ANIMA (2022) by multimedia composer Alexander Schubert, as well as the group piece OR (2022) for the Company of the Leipzig Dance Theatre. For the years 2020 - 2023 Patricia Carolin Mai has received conceptual funding from the City of Hamburg and continues with WAHN, UND SO KAMEN WIR ZUSAMMEN and RAUSCH. Eine Revision (AT), she continues her work on the theme of "Practices of Community". In 2023, together with 100 participants and in co-production with Kampnagel and K3, she will venture a look at the history of Tanzwut and complete the trilogy.

^{(Status: 2023)}

http://www.patricia-carolin-mai.de/