- The
German Tanztheater ("dance theatre") grew out of
German Expressionist dance in
Weimar Germany and 1920s Vienna, and
experienced a
resurgence in the...
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significant contributor to a neo-expressionist
dance tradition now
known as
Tanztheater. Bausch's
approach was
noted for a
stylised blend of
dance movement,...
- Müller, a
dance set to the
music of
Henry Purcell, for her
dance company Tanztheater Wuppertal, in 1978. It was
inspired by and
based on her
childhood memories...
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Intangible Cultural Heritage.
German Expressionist dance is
related to
Tanztheater.
Expressionist dance was
marked by the p****age of modernism, vitalism...
- most-noted
dance pieces c****ographed by Pina
Bausch in the
Tanztheater ("dance
theater") style, of
which she was a
leading exponent.
Bausch and Wenders...
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Maria Rilke ("Der Panther").
Commissioned by the "Work-Group in
Theater-Dance" (
Tanztheater ArbeitsGemeinschaft) from the
secondary school "Herder-Gymnasium"...
- the
founder of
Tanztheater.
Jooss is
noted for
establishing several dance companies,
including most notably, the
Folkwang Tanztheater, in Essen. Jooss...
- 175. Price,
David W. 1990. "The
Politics of the Body: Pina Bausch's
Tanztheater".
Theatre Journal 42.3 (Oct). 322-331. Tharu,
Susie J. 1984. The Sense...
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Wuppertaler Bühnen. The
house is also the
venue for
dance performances by the
Tanztheater Wuppertal company created by Pina Bausch. The
house was
built in 1905...
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modern dance companies. Additionally, the
emergence of
Tanztheater,
German for “dance
theater,”
pushed contemporary dance beyond traditional performance...
