The experience of things, Heiner Goebbels. [TRAILER]

An artist portrait as well as a look on contemporary theater creation. In his new piece 'Stifters Dinge', Heiner Goebbels, director and composer, works without any actors neither musicians on stage, nevertheless it's really about living arts. Inspiring from Stifters texts from the 19 century, Heiner Goebbels builds this experimental performance, an extraordinary artistic challenge, by using new technologies, with the complicity of his stage designer Klaus Grünberg, and also with an high level technical crew in Théatre Vidy Lausanne. During the creation, this work-in-progress session reveals a space, time and « things » experience, a travel through picture and sound, letting materials, objects, machines, elements, talking and telling what they have to say. Throught this documentary, blending interviews and ambiances of work , without any comments, we assist to a creation process, and we discover how a visual and sound installation, remoted by computers only, can take place today in theater ?

Documentary: Heiner Goebbels, Everything that happened and would happen

Heiner Goebbels / Alfred Harth: Duos fuer F.H. - At last I am free

Heiner Goebbels / Alfred Harth: Duos fuer F.H. - At last I am free

Heiner Goebbels: Surrogate Cities Venice - part 2/3

The Liberation of Prometheus. Music drawn on a text by Heiner MÜLLER an...

eu vi esteconcerto- performance, com o actor Portugues em 1997 Heiner Mueller «The Liberation of Prometheus »1997, com um cenário deslumbrante, em palco Heiner Goebbels ,Keyboards/Sampler/, Drums/Vocals David Moss, com declamação do actor Português, no Teatro Rivoli no Porto ou no carlos alberto?. The Liberation of Prometheus was first released as a radio piece in 1985 which was awarded several prices. The first live performance (with André Wilms and Heiner Mueller) took place in Marseille. Early versions (1992) with Heiner Mueller or local actors in the their language; e.g. in France (Mauberge), Brazil (San Salvadore Bahia, Belo Horizonte), Spain (Barcelona, Valencia) and Italy (Bari). The recent version (with Ernst Stoetzner or André Wilms) was premiered in 1993 at the Theater am Turm, Frankfurt and has been shown since then for about 80 times in 18 countries: Austria (Innsbruck), Belgium (Brussels), Canada (Toronto), Columbia (Bogota), Denmark (Kopenhagen), England (London), Finland (Helsinki), France (Montpellier, Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Marseille, Paris), Germany (Berlin, Cologne, Darmstadt, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Bochum, Kalrsruhe, Munich, Nuernberg), Greece (Delphi), Italy (Taormina, Bari, Bologna, Turin, Palermo), Japan (Tokyo), Poland (Warszaw), Portugal (Lisboa, Porto), Switzerland (Zürich, Genève) and Turkey (Istanbul).

HEINER GOEBBELS + DAVID MOSS 1997 TEATRO CARLOS ALBERTO PORTO

Um dos concertos que mais gostei (igual só os The Residents) até hoje foi- baseado no texto de Heiner Mueller «The Liberation of Prometheus »1997, com um cenário deslumbrante, em palco Heiner Goebbels ,Keyboards/Sampler/, Drums/Vocals David Moss, com declamação do actor Português (prometo que me vou lembrar o nome), no Teatro Rivoli no Porto.

The Liberation of Prometheus was first released as a radio piece in 1985 which was awarded several prices. The first live performance (with André Wilms and Heiner Mueller) took place in Marseille. Early versions (1992) with Heiner Mueller or local actors in the their language; e.g. in France (Mauberge), Brazil (San Salvadore Bahia, Belo Horizonte), Spain (Barcelona, Valencia) and Italy (Bari). The recent version (with Ernst Stoetzner or André Wilms) was premiered in 1993 at the Theater am Turm, Frankfurt and has been shown since then for about 80 times in 18 countries: Austria (Innsbruck), Belgium (Brussels), Canada (Toronto), Columbia (Bogota), Denmark (Kopenhagen), England (London), Finland (Helsinki), France (Montpellier, Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Marseille, Paris), Germany (Berlin, Cologne, Darmstadt, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Bochum, Kalrsruhe, Munich, Nuernberg), Greece (Delphi), Italy (Taormina, Bari, Bologna, Turin, Palermo), Japan (Tokyo), Poland (Warszaw), Portugal (Lisboa, Porto), Switzerland (Zürich, Genève) and Turkey (Istanbul).