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AUGEN. BLICK. WEITER. SCHAUEN.
TOUT PETIT & IEF SPINCEMAILLE

Two people experiment with a handmade viewing device made of wood and reflective materials. One person looks through the object while the other sits nearby. Shiny fabrics and bold colors reinforce the playful and exploratory atmosphere.
A child holds a handmade cardboard viewing device in front of their face while standing against a light blue tiled wall. The object, featuring movable black elements, covers the eyes and emphasizes playful exploration and perception.
An adult supports a child using a handmade cardboard viewing device in a bright indoor space. The scene focuses on shared exploration, observation, and playful discovery through a creative object.
A person holds a handmade viewing device with golden surfaces in front of their face. A hand in the foreground gestures toward the object. Warm lighting emphasizes materials, shapes, and the exploration of visual perception.
Two people experiment with a handmade viewing device made of wood and reflective materials. One person looks through the object while the other sits nearby. Shiny fabrics and bold colors reinforce the playful and exploratory atmosphere.
A child holds a handmade cardboard viewing device in front of their face while standing against a light blue tiled wall. The object, featuring movable black elements, covers the eyes and emphasizes playful exploration and perception.
An adult supports a child using a handmade cardboard viewing device in a bright indoor space. The scene focuses on shared exploration, observation, and playful discovery through a creative object.
A person holds a handmade viewing device with golden surfaces in front of their face. A hand in the foreground gestures toward the object. Warm lighting emphasizes materials, shapes, and the exploration of visual perception.

Junge Theaterwerkstatt am Zoo

Mo. 9.11. | 10:00 Uhr, German Premiere Di. 10.11. | 10:00 Uhr Mi. 11.11. | 10:00 Uhr

For anyone aged 3 or above

Duration: 45 Minutes
Language: No spoken language

Tickets: Pay as you can:
8 € / 12 € / 21 € / 36 €

Synopsis

What if you could suddenly see the world entirely differently? The piece Augen. Blick. Weiter. Schauen. uses some very special visual instruments to invite children aged three and over to expand and shift their own way of looking at things and to be surprised. First they watch, then they join in. A piece is created from multiple perspectives, combines dance and the visual arts and asks: what do you actually see when you look at something?

tout petit is one of the leading dance companies for young audiences in Flanders. For their new piece Augen. Blick. Weiter. Schauen. the choreographers Lies Cuyvers and Ciska Vanhoyland have joined forces with the visual artist Ief Spincemaille to create a very special stage space. Ief Spincemaille creates art works that establish new relationships between human beings, objects and spaces. The art works can be carried around or worn and invite people to move differently in and through the space. A dance piece that changes the way we look at the world.

This performance does not contain any sensory triggers or sensitive content.

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Credits

Choreography and Dance: Ciska Vanhoyland and Lies Cuyvers
Artistic Design of Viewing Objects: Ief Spincemaille
Technical Design of Viewing Objects: Job Schuermans
Audience Support: Mira Slootmeakers / Anneleen Nickmans
Music: Koen Brouwers
Costumes: Sofie Durnez
Artistic Advice: Katrien Oosterlinck and Yentl de Werdt
Photography: Olympe Tits and Mies Cosemans
Production: tout petit
Co-Production: HET LAB, C-TAKT, Z33, Perpodium

With support from Flemish Community, City of Hasselt, City of Leuven, and the Tax Shelter measure of the Belgian Federal Government

With thanks to deRUIMTE, STUK House for Dance, Image and Sound, De Bib Leuven

Augen. Blick. Weiter. Schauen. is a performance from Zentrum Junger Tanz and Junge Theaterwerkstatt am Zoo within A BETTER PLACE.

A BETTER PLACE is a Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm project in co-operation with TheaterGrueneSosse as part of the Junges Theaterwerkstatt am Zoo – in collaboration with Paradiesvogel e. V. It is funded by the Department of Culture and Science Frankfurt am Main, Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain, the Stiftung Polytechnische Gesellschaft Frankfurt am Main and the Aventis Foundation.

The ZENTRUM JUNGER TANZ is a Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm project, funded by the Crespo Foundation and the Stiftung Polytechnische Gesellschaft Frankfurt am Main.

Photos: Mies Cosemans