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In deep eye sea Jasmin İhraç explores the ocean and the melting ice – landscapes and habitats where we are lost and at home at the same time.



Through memories and research across various places, she encountered multiple perspectives on sea and water in its aggregate states. Her dance, performed in and inspired by diverse locations such as Phaselis in Asia Minor, Ilulissat in Greenland, the Hanseatic city of Hamburg, above and below water, weaves together journeys, movements, and video material.


The performance investigates how human relationships with the sea and ice can be expressed through the body: to what extent does the body become the site of these relationships? How can we open ourselves to a deeper listening to the ocean and to an understanding of the conditions we are entangled in?


45 Minuten

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A production by Jasmin İhraç. First production funded by the Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media within the program NEUSTART KULTUR, by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion, the Arts Foundation of North Rhine-Westphalia, and the Ministry for Family, Children, Youth, Culture and Sport of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia. Theater im Ballsaal, Bonn (Residency), Dans les Parages – Cie Christophe Haleb, Marseille (Residency).Concept/Choreography/Performance: Jasmin İhraç Music: Renu, Mieko Suzuki Music/Sound: Jan Brauer Lighting: Catalina Fernández Videodesign: Noam Gorbat Stage/Costume: Cristina Nyffeler, Jasmin İhraç Dramaturgy: Lidy Mouw Video: Jasmin İhraç, Antre Sezgin, Eylem İşal Interviews: Prof. Dr. Dirk Notz (Institute of Oceanography, Hamburg University), Sofie Stomps (BA-student Geophysics/ Oceanography Hamburg University), Ole Fly Hansen (Employee Eisfjord Center, Ilulissat), Niklas Johansen (Coxswain, Ilulissat)Creative Producer: Martina Neu Press and Public Relations: Marcelo Vilela da Silva
Dates
November 2025
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