Gala Obscura

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Sensing Science

Gala obscura combines the festive splendor of a classical gala with the dark, the hidden, the unlit—that space where artistic research first takes shape: in experimentation, in doubt, in not knowing. For one evening at the Hamburg University of Music and Drama, the stage opens up to works that go beyond the finished product and make the process itself visible.
Students and researchers from the Dr. sc. mus. doctoral program present excerpts, experimental setups, and interim results from their artistic research projects—spanning music, performance, theater, and cutting-edge sound art—in a multimedia revue. Gala obscura is not a showcase in the conventional sense, but rather an invitation to listen to and observe the unknown: What emerges when research is experienced rather than explained?
An evening in the twilight zone between representation and research, between stage and laboratory.

Participants: Yuri Akbalkan, Nina Deuse, Benjamin Helmer, Patrick Huss, Laura Jakschas, Frederik Mathias Josefson, Elisabeth Anna Maria Kaiser, Dirk Klawitter, Dorothea Koch, Matthias Krüger, Genoël von Lilienstern, Rami Olsen, Benjamin Sprick, Dominic Wills, Iva Zurbo, and many more.

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