Stichting dOeK presents a jazz concert celebrating the many and varied connections between the musicians of Amsterdam and Cologne.

Programme details...

20:30 - Eric Boeren [cornet] + Thomas Heberer [trumpet].

21:00 - Albrecht Maurer Trio: Albrecht Maurer [violin], Beno”t Delbecq [piano] + Wolter Wierbos [trombone].

22:15 - Tobias Delius [tenor sax] solo.

22:45 - Trio Fuhler/Bennink/deJoode with special guest Frank Gratkowski [alto sax + clarinet].

Artists confirmed so far...

NAZCA LINES
R.O.L.F.
NINGINKATA
(IN ADVANCE)
SALONORKEST ROUGE + NOIR
DJ METTE
DJ PHAZE

All door take and bar profits from this event will be donated to Giro 555.

this weeks players...

Set 1
Stefaan Quix a.k.a. DJ Karl Marx- laptop
Thomas Olbrechts - saxophone

Set 2
Anne La Berge - flute + electronics
Richard Barrett - electronics
Eddie Prevost - percussion
Lukas Simonis - guitar

Each Dance Shorts program showcases the work of 4-5 choreographers in pieces lasting from 1-14 minutes. Dance Shorts is an opportunity to experiment with set choreography.

19:00 GATE OF FLESH
Directed by Seijun Suzuki, Japan, 1964.
Set in Tokyo just after the war, the film tells of a gang of prostitutes who live and work in a bombed-out building. Under the leadership of the tattood Komasa Sen, they exact a fearsome revenge on any women who break their code of no sex for free. When Shintaro, a handsome ex-soldier now on the run, enters their enclosed female world, it`s only time before a terrible tragedy ensues. Now recognised as a classic of Japanese cinema, the film is a shocking, sometimes brutal but always compelling experience.

21:00 CHUNGKING EXPRESS
Directed by Wong Kar Wai, Hong Kong, 1994.
Two stories, two lovelorn cops, two objects of desire: one a big-time heroin dealer in deep trouble with her bosses after the cargo disappears, the other a seriously flaky bartender who inadvertently gets hold of the keys to her admirer's apartment, all shot in a breathless kaleidoscope of colour and hand-held camerawork to create a mesmerising portrait of Hong Kong in the 1990s.

23:00 ZATOICHI
Directed by Takeshi Kitano, Japan, 2003.
Zatoichi is a 19th century blind nomad making his living as a gambler and masseur. However, behind this humble facade, he is a master swordsman gifted with a lightning-fast draw and breathtaking precision. While wandering, Zatoichi discovers a remote mountain village at the mercy of Ginzo, a ruthless gang-leader. Ginzo disposes of anyone who gets in his way, especially after hiring the mighty samurai ronin, Hattori, as a bodyguard. After a raucous night of gambling in town, Zatoichi encoutners a pair of geishas - as dangerous as they are beautiful - who've come to avenge their parents' murder. As the paths of these and other colorful characters intertwine, Ginzo's henchmen are soon after Zatoichi. With his legendary cane sword at his side, the stage is set for a riveting showdown.

this weeks players...

Steve Heather - drums + electronics
Marko Ciciliani - no-input mixer
Newton Armstrong - supercollider
Gert Jan Prins - radio and tv devices
Jan Bas Bollen - bass + computer
Alex Waterman - cello

Specially compiled PARK TV program for the silver screen! Premiers + pre-selections, a program with loops that don't loop, uncoded new and never shown material, off-line stuff + the good the bad and the ugly out of 1500 hours of PARK TV archives!

LINKS is a performance based on stories that explore the issue of the border. From three different borders, Mexico, Israel and Korea, the stories address personal concerns about limits and connections on linking reality.

This piece also explores the possibilities of the physical space of the stage to enhance narrative procedures. Several elements are included in this work: body movement, voice, video projections, sounds, and room exploration. Movable video screens will create the possibility for performers to change the space as well as to interact with the projections and with the audience.

Stories and performing - Melissa Cisneros, Seon-ja Seo + Anat Stainberg
Music - Steve Heather
Dramaturgy - Ines Sauer
Architecture - Marta Pisco
Concept, video, and direction - Rebeca Sanchez Aguilar

LINKS is a performance based on stories that explore the issue of the border. From three different borders, Mexico, Israel and Korea, the stories address personal concerns about limits and connections on linking reality.

This piece also explores the possibilities of the physical space of the stage to enhance narrative procedures. Several elements are included in this work: body movement, voice, video projections, sounds, and room exploration. Movable video screens will create the possibility for performers to change the space as well as to interact with the projections and with the audience.

Stories and performing - Melissa Cisneros, Seon-ja Seo + Anat Stainberg
Music - Steve Heather
Dramaturgy - Ines Sauer
Architecture - Marta Pisco
Concept, video, and direction - Rebeca Sanchez Aguilar

A platform for new and underground hiphop artists from Amsterdam promoting their new releases. Also featuring open mic and DJ sessions.

PATHS OF GLORY
Directed by Stanley Kubrick, USA. 1957.

Based upon the controversial, semi-fictional 1935 novel of the same name by Humphrey Cobb, this masterful, unsentimental, classic anti-war film, set in World War 1, emphasizes the wide, hierarchical gap between those who take orders and fight the wars in muddy trenches, and those that give the orders and are isolated from the real ravages of war. Three blameless, subordinate soldiers are victimized, given hopeless "paths of glory", and condemned to die to cover up the wrong-headed actions of their ruthless and opportunistic superiors.

"Paths Of Glory" was the first of Kubrick's anti-war trilogy, continuing with "Dr, Strangelove" [1964] and "Full Metal Jacket" [1987].

this weeks players...

Jodi Gilbert - text + song
Daniel Schorno - electronics
Anne La Berge - flute + electronics
Wilbert de Joode - double bass
Bettina Neuhaus + Marisa Grande - dance

Dierck invites you every full moon to an evening with expected + unexpected guests and items.

Dancers...
Vincent Cacialano, Katie Duck, Michael Schumacher + Eileen Standley.

Musicians...
Yannis Kyriakides [electronics], Andy Moor [guitar] + Mary Oliver [violin, viola]

Lights...
Ellen Knops

A platform for fashion related designers and artists exploring links between fashion and other disciplines such as photography, art and music. This evening's theme is alienation.

19:30 - exhibition
21:30 - fashion show
23:00 - 3-1 LIVE! + DJ's

It's what we don't see in "The Haunting" that makes it scary. It's the atmosphere of the place and its effect on the people in it. And it's the sounds and the lighting and particularly the shadows. There is one scene, for instance, where Eleanor and Theodora are terrified and clasping hands in the dark whilst weird images and strange noises surround them, and then.... The fright comes, believe it or not, when it's over, and Eleanor asks, "Whose hand was I holding?" Then you feel the cold chills down your spine.

"The Haunting" is presented as a part of Public Space With A Roof's "Intervening The Urban Void" project and is introduced by Manutau with a short cinema-performance.

this weeks players...

Stefan Pliquett - double bass
Robert van Heumen - sexy controllers
Miriam Overlach - harp
Naomi Sato Ð saxophone