KunstFestSpiele Herrenhausen 2018
9th edition of the KunstFestSpiele Herrenhausen
18. – 03.06.2018
The 9th edition of the KunstFestSpiele Herrenhausen brought numerous international artists to Hannover in its two festival weeks, who were enthusiastically received by the Hannover audience. Highlights such as the Requiem by Hector Berlioz in the Kuppelsaal, the Lecture on Nothing by Robert Wilson, and the world premiere of KreisIncrease by composer Brigitta Muntendorf characterized the 2018 program. The most striking eye-catchers were the light installation Best of All by Tim Etchells on the glass façade of the Arne Jacobsen Foyer and the long-term performance by Vlatka Horvat in the swan ponds of the Herrenhausen Gardens. This year, artistic director Ingo Metzmacher again continued his program of dissolving genre boundaries. With Eszter Salamon's MONUMENT 0.4: LORES & PRAXES and ZVIZDAL by the group BERLIN, two further productions were shown that combine film, dance, exhibition, and theater.
The freitagsküche talk format Tischgespräche enabled visitors to talk to the artists they had previously experienced on stage and to get to know their personal side. This year, for the first time, the KunstFestSpiele Campus was held with the support of the Lower Saxony Foundation, offering students of music, theater and art the opportunity to exchange ideas with artists in workshops and to discuss the performances among themselves.
Graphic: Aoki & Matsumoto, Cover: Ori Gersht
Venues
Arne Jacobsen Foyer, Berggarten, Galerie, Großer Garten, Kuppelsaal des HCC, Marktkirche, Orangerie, Spiegelzelt
Download material
Program brochure 2018
Press kit 2018
Summary 2018
Sponsors 2018
Events
When Elephants Fight, It Is the Frogs that Suffer Benjamin Patterson |
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Best of All / What Can Tim Etchells
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Lecture on Nothing John Cage, Robert Wilson |
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This Here and That There – Herrenhausen Quartet Vlatka Horvat |
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Table Talks freitagsküche
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Hysterical Furniture Jonathan Burrows, Matteo Fargion, Hugo Glendinning |
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GrauSchumacher Piano Duo Werke von Debussy, Zimmerman, Muntendorf
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Rima Kamel Rabih Mroué
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Cry Me A River Anna Mendelssohn |
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Sebastian Plano wandkontakt
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Tetzlaff Quartett, Christian Tetzlaff solo Schostakowitsch, Beethoven, Bartók
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Ascension in Noise Kasper T. Toeplitz , Myriam Gourfink |
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Kabinett Ferrari Klaus Grünberg, Anne Kuhn
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John Kameel Farah Stoff
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Tenebrae Responsoria Gesualdo / graindelavoix |
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Requiem Hector Berlioz
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The Way Sounds Go Simon Steen-Andersen, Decoder Ensemble
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Girls in Airports Kay Le Fay
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Humboldt Trio Werke von Schönberg, Rihm
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Sarah Neufeld Concert |
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An Index of Metals – false twins Fripp & Eno, Romitelli
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Tabea Zimmermann Works from Reger, Berio, Zimmermann, Ligeti
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MONUMENT 0.4: LORES & PRAXES (rituals of transformation) Eszter Salamon |
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ZVIZDAL - (Chernobyl - so far so close) BERLIN
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KunstFestSpiele Campus Sat 19.05. - Tue 22.05.
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Team
Intendance
Ingo Metzmacher
Assistance to the Intendance
Daphne Jaschniok
Dramaturgy
Stephan Buchberger, Beate Schüler
Artistic Operations Directorate
Marlies Leibitzki
Technical Management
Willi Brune
Technical Assistance
Wiglev von Wedel
Press and Marketing
Hendrik von Boxberg, Alexander Krupp, Vera Fleischer
Production Management
Lisa Magdalena Mayer
Team Production
Hannah Luttermann, Sandra Hoffmann, Vera Heimisch, Eric Nikodym, Felix Meischter, Linda Steffen (FSJ Kultur)
Curator KunstFestSpiele Campus
Philipp Schulte, Antonia Rohwetter
Directorate Herrenhäuser Gärten
Ronald Clark
Divisional Management Events/ Rental
Inga Samii
Ticketing
Peter Müller KulturManagement
Design
Aoki & Matsumoto
Translation
Michael Turnball
Editorial
Stephan Buchberger, Beate Schüler, Daphne Jaschniok, Hendrik von Boxberg, Alexander Krupp, Marlies Leibitzki