PROJECT PROPOSAL: LABYRINTH by the 1781 Collective

Who said social distancing meant performances couldn’t be intimate, impactful and meaningful?

LABYRINTH is an exhibition of micro-performances by a diverse set of classical musicians, dancers, and filmmakers. Audiences will experience an entire festival of music and art in only fifty-five minutes, socially distanced and 100% health restriction compliant, through the incredible maze passages underneath Alte Muenze, right in the historic centre of Berlin.

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///////List of Performers////////

Chris Lloyd (1781 Collective)
Angela Zamorano (Preussiches Kammerorchester)
Spencer Schaefer (1781 Collective)
Xina Hawkins (Hear Now Berlin)
Penelope Gkika (Arcangel Trio)
Adam Goodwin
Maroulita de Kol (Reverse Mode)
Soraya Schultess (Staatsballett Berlin)
Madlen Breckbill (Konzerthaus Academy Berlin)
Hugo Tiedje (Berliner Ensemble)
Alessandra Perdichizzi (Siciliano Contemporary Ballet)
Anna Schors
Suzanne Lis
Shasta Ellenbogen (Classical Sundays)
Vasilis Alevizos
Dan Sirban
… and more TBA.

///////Health and Safety Notes///////

— 3G Rules Apply – please bring with you your same day test or proof of vaccination and/or recovery.
— FFP2 or equivalent masks are required from start to finish
— Tickets are available as single or group purchase. A maximum of fifteen people are allowed to traverse the Labyrinth at any one time – you can book the entire session for yourself or a group of friends, or else purchase single tickets to enjoy with a group of strangers.
— You won’t be required to touch anything or engage with anyone throughout the event.
— The experience will last exactly 55 minutes. When purchasing a ticket, you will select a Session Time. Please arrive no later than 15 minutes before the beginning of your session time, in order to receive any last pieces of instruction.
— Please input accurate contact details for Covid-19 regulations – we will have a QR-code at entrance to facilitate this.
— Sadly the venue is not wheelchair accessible. To make up for this, if you are disabled and have a piano, our pianist will gladly come to you and give you a private concert instead.
— Tickets are non-refundable, but transferable.

All questions will be answered at arrival at the venue, and don’t hesitate to email info@1781collective.com with any queries prior to the performance.