When does the performance take place?

The performance is on Friday, January 23, 2026, at 19:00 in the Great Hall of the Cultural Forum Fürth.

Are there audience talks or mediation offers?

Yes, audience talks are announced after the performances, and the artworks shown can be viewed in an exhibition after the performance.

How much do tickets cost?

According to an external event platform, prices start from €29.91. The final conditions and categories are visible in the web shop of the provider.

Is the event location barrier-free?

Access to the Great Hall is barrier-free via a ramp, and a barrier-free restroom is indicated. If necessary, the team on site assists with entry.

Am I allowed to take photos during the performance?

Information will follow. Usually, photography and video during the performance are restricted for copyright and safety reasons.

What is the best way to get there?

By subway line U1 to the Stadthalle station or by bus to the stops near the Cultural Forum. Parking is available in the Stadthalle parking garage.

Resonance Body - Cultural Forum Fürth 2026

Name: Resonance Body – Premiere at the Cultural Forum Fürth
Start: 2026-01-23T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-23T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Kulturforum Fürth, Große Halle

Resonance Body: When dance touches sculpture and the space begins to vibrate

On January 23, 2026, an extraordinary art experience unfolds in the Great Hall of the Cultural Forum Fürth: Resonance Body connects dance, sculpture, and space in a joyful encounter of the arts. In the aesthetic experience, fleeting movement and still objects meet, the exhibition atmosphere becomes a stage, and the stage becomes a viewing of the work.

Sculpture in Motion: Choreography of Forms

Under the artistic direction of the City Theater Fürth, dancers respond to sculptures and objects of regional artists. Projections open a sensual space of imagination where material, form, and structure take on new meanings. The play with light, shadow, and proportions makes the spatial effect immediately palpable and makes seemingly stationary objects pulse.

Curated Resonances: Dialogue of Stage and Exhibition

The production from the Bridges program relies on a precise curation of perspectives. After each performance, a accompanying exhibition allows for concentrated viewing of the works up close. Dance theater and exhibition practice intertwine, so that performative gesture and sculptural presence mutually interpret each other.

Work Analysis in the Moment: Material, Sound, Body

Staging and soundscape by Yvonne Swoboda, stage by Andreas Braun, costumes by Anke Kreuzer Scharnagl shape a clear dramaturgy of resonance. The body becomes the medium that absorbs and transforms impulses from the sculptures. Thus, a poetic discourse about materiality, gravitation, and rhythm emerges, linking art history, contemporary dance, and installation.

Audience Talk and Cultural Education

Afterwards, audience talks invite reflective perception. Mediation, participation, and cultural education are at the center: Questions about art movements, epochs, material iconography, and performativity become accessible without breaking the magic of the moment.

Conclusion

Resonance Body promises a dense, atmospherically charged encounter of dance and sculpture. Those who wish to experience the vibrating tension between body and object will find a rare opportunity to experience art as a living practice. Definitely attend live and recalibrate your own perception.