BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-split-tooth-saputjiji-theater-der-welt DTSTAMP:20260317T102639Z DTSTART:20260618T163000Z DTEND:20260618T184500Z SUMMARY:Split Tooth: Saputjiji | THEATER DER WELT DESCRIPTION:Duration: 1 h 15 minInformation: In English with German surtit les\nTanya Tagaq comes from Nunavut in northern Canada. She is currently t he most prominent female voice in indigenous art in North America – in t he truest sense of the word: she is a singer\, musician\, composer\, and a uthor. Her art is difficult to categorise\, as each of her works possesses its own unique character. As an artist and Inuk\, she is committed to min ority rights and equality. Her writing\, her albums\, and her performances convey joie de vivre and self-confidence to millions of people. Tanya Tag aq opens the THEATER DER WELT Festival in Chemnitz with a glimpse into the abyss that lies between destruction and salvation. She combines motifs fr om her autobiographical novel ‘Split Tooth’\, with compositions from h er current album ‘Saputjiji’ to cre ate a unique literary-musical form .The audience is taken off to a small town bordering the Arctic Ocean\, ab ove the Arctic Circle. Tanya Tagaq tells the story of a young girl who is shaped by the overwhelming power of nature and her disintegrating indige n ous community. With poetic force\, Tagaq describes how the child dis cover s her roots in Inuit myths. Under the northern lights\, the boundaries bet ween humans and nature as well as time and space blur\, marking the begin ning of a journey of self-discovery that has the ability to heal old wound s.\n\nFrom 18 June to 5 July 2026\, Chemnitz will be in the international spotlight: Germany's largest international theatre festival "Theatre of th e World" is coming to Chemnitz - directly following the Capital of Culture year 2025. For three weeks\, Chemnitz will be a meeting place for artists \, audiences and theatre enthusiasts from all over the world. A lively cel ebration of the performing arts will take place on stages\, in urban space s and in unusual locations\, overcoming borders and bringing together stor ies from all over the world.\nNine international curators from Australia\, Canada\, Colombia\, Argentina\, South Africa\, Greece\, Jordan\, India\, Senegal and China are responsible for designing the festival programme. Th ey will meet in Chemnitz in November to select around 40 outstanding produ ctions - works that they have previously viewed in their regions. The resu lt is an inspiring panorama of current theatre forms\, languages and persp ectives. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Duration: 1 h 15 min
Information: In English with German surtitles

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Ta nya Tagaq comes from Nunavut in northern Canada. She is currently the most prominent female voice in indigenous art in North America – in the true st sense of the word: she is a singer\, musician\, composer\, and author. Her art is difficult to categorise\, as each of her works possesses its ow n unique character. As an artist and Inuk\, she is committed to minority r ights and equality. Her writing\, her albums\, and her performances convey joie de vivre and self-confidence to millions of people. Tanya Tagaq open s the THEATER DER WELT Festival in Chemnitz with a glimpse into the abyss that lies between destruction and salvation. She combines motifs from her autobiographical novel ‘Split Tooth’\, with compositions from her curr ent album ‘Saputjiji’ to cre ate a unique literary-musical form.
The audience is taken off to a small town bordering the Arctic Ocean\, abo ve the Arctic Circle. Tanya Tagaq tells the story of a young girl who is s haped by the overwhelming power of nature and her disintegrating indige no us community. With poetic force\, Tagaq describes how the child dis covers her roots in Inuit myths. Under the northern lights\, the boundaries betw een humans and nature as well as time and space blur\, marking the begin n ing of a journey of self-discovery that has the ability to heal old wounds .

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From 18 June to 5 July 2026\, Chemnitz will b e in the international spotlight: Germ any's largest international theatre festival "Theatre of the World" is coming to Chemnitz - directly following the Capital of Culture year 2025. For three weeks\, Chemnitz will be a meeting place for artists\, audience s and theatre enthusiasts from all over the world. A lively celebration of the performing arts will take place on stages\, in urban spaces and in un usual locations\, overcoming borders and bringing together stories from al l over the world.

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Nine international curators from Australia\, Can ada\, Colombia\, Argentina\, South Africa\, Greece\, Jordan\, India\, Sene gal and China are responsible for designing the festival programme. They w ill meet in Chemnitz in November to select around 40 outstanding productio ns - works that they have previously viewed in their regions. The result i s an inspiring panorama of current theatre forms\, languages and perspecti ves.

LOCATION:Chemnitz\, Opera END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR