Jeremy Nedd is a choreographer and performer from Brooklyn, New York who lives in Basel. After studying dance at SUNY Purchase College in New York, he worked with various choreographers such as Kyle Abraham, who mixes Hip-Hop, street dance and modern dance. Since 2010, Jeremy Nedd has lived in Europe. As a dancer, he had various engagements, e.g. at the Semper Opera in Dresden, at Ballet Basel and in works by Trajal Harrell at the Zurich Schauspielhaus. His own works, in which he integrates the dance styles of different communities into contemporary dance, have been presented at the Kaserne Basel, at the Arsenic Lausanne and at the Kammerspiele in Munich, among others. Nedd graduated with a master’s in Expanded Theatre from the Berne Academy of the Arts. In 2023, he received the Swiss Performing Arts Award and in 2025, the Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Choreographer Award.

The performance spaces and toilets at the Dampfzentrale are accessible to wheelchair users via a stair lift. Please contact us by email at kasse@dampfzentrale.ch so that we can reserve a suitable seat in the auditorium for you.

A sign language interpreter will be present before this performance. She will also translate one scene of the play into Swiss German sign language.

Thanks to a partnership with the Sinfonietta de Lausanne, six vibration vests are available for this performance. The vests convert music and sounds into perceptible vibrations. Built-in vibrotactile modules respond to different frequencies and intensities, allowing the rhythm, bass and certain sound structures to be felt physically. This creates a tactile musical experience. The vests are primarily intended for deaf and hard-of-hearing people and can be reserved free of charge.

• loud music

English

https://www.jeremynedd.com/

the ecstatic (2019) | how a falling star lit up the purple sky (2022) | blue nile around the galaxy to olodumare * (2024) | slidn' thru (2025)

*with Impilo Mapantsula

Booking contact: Caroline Froehlich, caroline@moinmoinproductions.ch

Dampfzentrale – Turbinensaal
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