As part of the TRIO Festival—the inclusive cultural festival in the border triangle that brings together people with and without disabilities through shared art, music, dance, and theater projects and celebrates cultural diversity—two extraordinary dance ensembles will be performing at the Forum Würth Arlesheim.
Tanztheater Öflingen “The Dream That Doesn’t Exist”
In the dance performance “The Dream That Doesn’t Exist,” the inclusive Tanztheater Öflingen takes the stage at Forum Würth Arlesheim for the first time. In this piece by choreographer Dr. Alexandr Azarkevitch, movement gives rise to powerful images and scenes that, as if in a dream, come together to form a narrative full of fleeting encounters and expressive, surprising connections, taking the audience on a journey between dream and reality.
Sun, Oct. 18, 26
3:30–4:15 p.m.
Donations welcome
Please register at arlesheim@forum-wuerth.ch
Limited seating
Image: © Alexandr Azarkevitch
The Forum Würth Arlesheim is currently presenting the exhibition “HAP Grieshaber – Incision | Expression. Würth Collection,” with free admission.
Learn more at: kunst.wuerth-ag.ch
Tanztheater Öflingen “The Dream That Doesn’t Exist”
In the dance performance “The Dream That Doesn’t Exist,” the inclusive Tanztheater Öflingen takes the stage at Forum Würth Arlesheim for the first time. In this piece by choreographer Dr. Alexandr Azarkevitch, movement gives rise to powerful images and scenes that, as if in a dream, come together to form a narrative full of fleeting encounters and expressive, surprising connections, taking the audience on a journey between dream and reality.
Sun, Oct. 18, 26
3:30–4:15 p.m.
Donations welcome
Please register at arlesheim@forum-wuerth.ch
Limited seating
Image: © Alexandr Azarkevitch
The Forum Würth Arlesheim is currently presenting the exhibition “HAP Grieshaber – Incision | Expression. Würth Collection,” with free admission.
Learn more at: kunst.wuerth-ag.ch
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