Limbo song

The work approaches movement, voice and sound not as expressive or narrative tools, but as material phenomena generated by the body.

Sound and choreography are created through reciprocal interaction. Each physical action produces or influences the sonic environment, while sound continuously reshapes the perception, timing, and intensity of movement. The stage becomes a dynamic field in which body, space, and sound operate as a single system. The work proposes a shift from communication toward perception. Meaning does not emerge from narrative structures but from the audience’s sensory experience.

Duration: 45´

Concept: Maria Colusi, Edgardo Rudnitzky
Choreography, Dance: Maria Colusi
Music: Edgardo Rudnitzky
Light Design: Emese Csornai
Photo: Edgardo Rudnitzky

Thanks to theaterhaus berlin

Maria Colusi and Edgardo Rudnitzky have been collaborating for more than 20 years, researching and developing performance and installation projects that explore the interplay between the unique narratives of sound and the moving body. In this ongoing and dynamic exchange, both artists dissolve and transform the tools of their respective disciplines, forging a distinctive and singular expression.

María Colusi (Argentina) is a dancer, choreographer and dance teacher. She has worked in Argentina at the Ballet Contemporaneo del Teatro San Martín. In Europe she worked with Sasha Waltz, Heike Henning and William Forsythe among others. Her choreographic and interdisciplinary work was supported by the Distanz-solo, Akademie der Künste, Darstellende Kunst (DE) and Antorchas Foundation (ARG). Her works have been performed in several venues as Theater im Delphi, Radialsystem, MaerzMusik, Pilharmonia Szczecin, DOCK11, Berliner Ensemble, ZAK, Soundance Festival, Festival Plataforma, Centro Artistico Grattacielo, a.o.
www.mariacolusi.com

Edgardo Rudnitzky is an Argentine composer and sound artist who, in addition to his installations and exhibitions as a sound artist, has worked intensively as a composer for theatre productions, contemporary dance and films, as well as his installations and exhibitions as a sound artist. His work has been seen and heard at numerous festivals and exhibitions: 51st Venice Biennale; Yokohama Triennial; Staatsoper Unter den Linden; Schlossmediale, Bienalsur, Hunter College Galeries, among others. Since 2003 he lives and works in Berlin.
https://www.rudni.com/
https://www.rudni.com/