Who’s Afraid of Raimunda
Costumes and scenography for a performance by Josep Caballero García at Kampnagel, Hamburg and an online film at HAU Hebbel am Ufer (2020 to 2021)
In Who’s Afraid of Raimunda, the choreographer Josep Caballero Garcia advocates for the dissolution of normative categorizations and stigmatization in homogeneous societies. Raimunda is an allegorical figure for the history of invisible identities that are hidden by patriarchy or other power structures. New options are created from historical facts and traditional images, and roles are reconfigured. The artist Claudia Hill along with two composers, four dancers and a dozen orchestra musicians create a choreographic intervention that moves between archive and utopia.
Raimunda
2020
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Textile
7 m × 5 m
| Artistic Direction, Choreography & Performance | Josep Caballero Garcia |
| Performance | Göksu Kunak aka Gucci Chunk Lea Martini Enis Turan |
| Composition & Musical Direction | Thomas Dorsch |
| Composition & Sound | Alexandre J. Maurer |
| Dramaturgy | Anne Kersting |
| Costume & Scenography | Claudia Hill |
| Assistance Costume | Emilia Patrignani Diane Esnault |
| Light Design | Elliot Cennetoglu |
| Musicians | Lüneburger Symphoniker |
| Voice Coaching | Jule Flierl |
| Press, PR & Social Media | Julia Kretschmer Michael Tsouloukidse |
| Participation Production | Lena Astarte Posch |
| Project Management | Barbara Greiner |
| Video & Edit | Christopher Hewitt |
| Co-Production | HAU Hebbel am Ufer |
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