Video Projections – Reality or Fiction?

TRIP OVER combines performance and live music with film and video elements. The live scenes are filmed by several cameras, both mobile and fixed, and projected onto a huge screen. A green screen that is part of the set allows innumerable combinations of pre-produced clips, images and landscapes to be mixed with the live images and leave the audience wondering what is reality and what is fantasy.

This video art takes the audience on a journey into the inner workings of the protagonists Lola and Ocean. Transferring the interaction of two people onto a big screen opens up a different perspective on the performers and thus creates a new and intimate approach to the piece.

Live Music – The LP of Loneliness

The man of many instruments, Coco Kausch, composed the music for TRIP OVER. His keen sense for clear and highly emotional melody lines characterizes the soundtrack. European and oriental music traditions find their way into the compositions. The music is never just an accompaniment or atmosphere for the scenic material but an expression of the inner life of the characters and the language of their dreams, wishes and feelings. And what’s more: the live music in TRIP OVER is a central element of the narrative and shapes the work as a whole.