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Yasmin Schönmann is an artist who is interested in the human experience. The work she creates evolves around our emotional world , human connection and political and social issues. Schönmann believes that dance is storytelling - creating movement means creating a story or feeling through dance. Her artistic research is based on physical but human gestures and movement, as well as a clear story line. In Schönmann´s work the body becomes a powerful instrument to communicate and to express emotions; a specific posture, or a single movement can offer a lot of information.

VIDEOS CHOREO
ZWEISAM
Dance by Yasmin Schönmann & Sean Nederlof
Concept, Camera & Edit by Yasmin Schönmann
Music by Kangding Ray
Funded by the Pandemic Healing Arts Scholarship
"ZWEISAM" is examining different stages of a relationship and mixes up the timeline of events. In the context of the pandemic this piece was planned for a bigger space and had to be adapted to a small room which highlighted the problems many people had to face during the lockdowns.
POWER - movement research
Concept & Idea: Yasmin Schönmann
Dance & Improvisation: Alba Álvarez, Katie May Douglas, Veronica Parlagreco, Wibke Storkan
Music: "The Great Beyond" Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross
Video: Yasmin Schönmann
During this movement research residency Yasmin worked with four dancers to look into power dynamics, group structures and body language to create a common movement language for an upcoming production.
Filmed at Tanzraum Wedding
They don´t know
Choreography by Yasmin Schönmann
Dance by Claire Young, Alexi Salazar, Eury German, Sarah Amores, Miriam Rose
Our world consists of leaders and followers;
active and passive ones.
Which group do you belong to?
This piece is inspired by human power dynamics. It tries to examine human dynamics and relationships to then imagine the worst case scenario. Are we actually divine and therefore meant to rule the world? Or are we in fact the most cruel of all animals?
Zusammenhalt
Choreography by Yasmin Schönmann
Performed by Aaron Samuel Davis and Yasmin Schönmann at Jack Crystal Theatre in NYC
This duet is about being strong in being together and was inspired by a father-daughter relationship.
Worship
Choreography and Performance by
Yasmin Schönmann and Yuriko Hiroura
This duet is inspired by the relationship of the oppressor and the oppressed.
SisterS
Choreography and Performance by Yasmin Schönmann and Yuriko Hiroura
Music by Enzio
This duet is inspired by family dynamics during a time where it´s common to think that we must have the same values and opinions in order to stay connected to one another. It´s a call to never stop communicating and listening to each other.

photo by Ella Bromb

photo by Ella Bromb

photo by Ella Bromb

photo by Ella Bromb
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Y+ Y Dance 1 081816-4480

Y+ Y Dance 2 081816-3905

Y+ Y Dance 2 081816-4014

Y+ Y Dance 1 081816-4480
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H.O.M.E.
Choreography by Yasmin Schönmann
Performed by Katie May Douglas, Amanda Lidholm, Tami Schindler, Robert Söderström, Tim Grambow
A piece about Home and Identity.

H.O.M.E.

H.O.M.E.

H.O.M.E.
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