The ROOTS & ROUTES Experience, or RRXP for short, is an international artistic encounter format in which creative people from different European countries come together to develop a complete stage play within two weeks.
The ROOTS & ROUTES Experience, RRXP for short, is an international art project in which creative people from various European countries come together in the summer to develop a complete stage play within two weeks.
The ROOTS & ROUTES Experience, RRXP for short, is an international art project in which creative people from various European countries come together in the summer to develop a complete stage play within two weeks.
40 young artists from 7 countries came together for 2 weeks in this year’s ROOTS & ROUTES Experience and developed a joint stage show based on the theme of chaos.
The ROOTS & ROUTES Experience has an international group of young artists develop an interdisciplinary stage show within two weeks. Working together, uniting their artistic fields and supported and coached by professional Artists.
For a two-week period, 40 young artists from different countries further developed the working methods that were developed during the previous project in 2017. Coached by professional artists, an interdisciplinary stage performance was created.
Perspectives from young artists from 10 countries came together to discuss their ideas and wishes and to make art out of them. They were accompanied by an artistic core team around the renowned break dancer and choreographer Youngung Sebastian “Jaekwon” Kim.
Young artists from the most different corners of Europe came together to create art from their ideas and wishes. Music, dance, media, drama and poetry were combined in a transdisciplinary way and in international exchange, a joint performance was created that opens up views of a possible Europe of the future.
What happens when a puppeteer from Athens, a drummer from Rotterdam and a filmmaker from Cologne develop a project together? Along with 30 to 40 other young artists from all over Europe (and beyond)?