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Rakete

Festival for New Choreographies

The silhouette of a person against a glowing orange light on a dark stage.
© New Kyd, Joy(ce), photo: Moritz Hoffstetter
TQW Studios  /  Tanzquartier Wien

New aesthetic perspectives on dance and performance are the focus of the “Rakete” emerging artists festival at TQW Studios.

Locally and internationally active artists tell stories in which perception and madness may lie close together. Ranging from coded to narrative through to abstract, the tales are marked by sensuality and fragmentation.

Exploring disruption, processuality as well as other gray areas in solos and duets, the featured artists understand choreography as an instrument to experience the world. Role-plays meet meditations on loneliness, allusions to modern dance meet intoxicated reading gatherings. Bodies become living encyclopedias, iconic figures, or reveal an arsenal of memories.

These bodies do not always represent their own identity; rather, they face their dangers and related fears head-on or devise tactics of concealment – with virtuoso choreographies, eruptive texts and movements full of inner tension.

With: Alina Arshi, Chloe Chignell, Katharina Hölzl, New Kyd, Kenneth Constance Loe, Liina Magnea, Billy Morgan, Yoh Morishita, Andrea Rodrigo, Slow Reading Club (Bryana Fritz & Henry Andersen), Shade Théret

Program highlights

13.05. – 15.05.2026
Yoh Morishita, Dog Star

14.05. – 15.05.2026
Alina Arshi, States of bewilderment

21.05. – 22.05.2026
Shade Théret, Étoile Allergique

21.05.2026
Billy Morgan, Hotelle

26.05.2026
New Kyd, Joy(ce)

28.05. – 29.05.2026
Kenneth Constance Loe, Papa, Romeo, Oscar, November, Echo

28.05. – 29.05.2026
Liina Magnea, Ssassin’s Creed (Lady Says Stop)

Information

  • Tickets: tqw.at
  • Single ticket: 16/12 €
  • Rakete discount – for bookings of 3 or more performances: 12/9 € per ticket

TQW Studios

Tanzquartier Wien

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