INTRO
In Tap Dance, the performers act as dancers and musicians at the same time.
In cooperation with an advanced Tap Dance ensemble lead by Daniel Luka, we extend this symbiosis on the visual and sonic level to create a unique fusion of sound, body and light
In the course of several phases, the performance follows the dancers on a journey from the origin of Tap Dance through scenes of challenging choreography and spontaneous improvisation towards a multi-sensory climax
Through specialized tracking technology, live processing of the Tap sounds and omnidirectional interaction, the audio-visual stage realm becomes an active participant of the performance that responds to the movements of the dancers
Key challenges
tap dance and stage fusion
live tracking of tap sounds
omnidirectional interactive stage design
Through specialized tracking technology, live processing of the Tap sounds and omnidirectional interaction, the audio-visual stage realm becomes an active participant of the performance that responds to the movements of the dancers.
CREDITS
Created by Xenorama ( Lorenz Potthast , Marcel Bückner , Moritz Richartz , Richard Oeckel , Tim Heinze ) Stage Design: Xenorama Interactive Choreography: Xenorama
Dancers: Ana Gudiño Aguilar, Daniel Luka , Nikolai Kemeny Additional Composition & Music: Roman Babik Dramaturgical Advice: Sarah Petronio , Heinz Voss
Supported by the cultural affairs office of Düsseldorf and the EU-Project “ The People’s Smart Sculpture ” Funded by the program “Creative Europe” of the Europian Union. Additional support by Neumann&Müller and the Hochschule Düsseldorf











