Kaleidolux: Remote Control - 18. Kultur im Kursaal 2026/27

Description

Crossover performance with live painted sand pictures, shadow play, Butoh dance, and looped percussion
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A young woman in a negligee zaps in front of her TV (Remote Control = remote control), goes under the shower, gets dressed, while: duel of shadow figures in Silver City, line dance, dream, oriental sword fight, walk in the universe – what is real and what is fiction? A lively comic strip with an uncertain outcome captivates the audience.
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"Remote Control" premiered at the FIS, Festival internacional de Teatro de Sombras in Brazil / Taubate in May 2019, and half a year later, the German premiere followed. "What a virtuoso, intelligent, ironically mischievous, and yet delightfully aesthetic play with different realities," writes Wolfgang Nußbaumer in Ostalb.net. -------
The evening at the Kursaal begins with two sand-painted stories, "1001 Nights" and "Flamenco".
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Performers:
Chris Kaiser, sand painting
Sarah Gros NF, shadow play and dance
Svend Renkenberger, sound and percussion
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Suitable also for families
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Made possible by the guest performance funding of the Landesverband Freie Tanz- und Theaterschaffende Baden-Württemberg (LaFT BW) e. V.

Highlights

• Crossover performance with sand pictures and Butoh dance
• World premiere at the FIS Festival in Brazil
• Suitable for families

General Information

The event "Kaleidolux: Remote Control" takes place at the Kursaal Bad Säckingen and offers a unique mix of sand painting, shadow play, and dance. The performance explores the boundaries between reality and fiction and draws the audience into a lively comic strip.

Location

Rudolf-Eberle-Platz 17, 79713 Bad Säckingen, Germany

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