When does the performance take place?

The performance runs on June 9, 2027, at 19:30 at the Bonn Opera House.

How long does the evening last?

The production lasts approximately 60 minutes and runs without a break.

Is the event a German premiere?

Yes, Theater Bonn announces Amalur Infinity (A.I.) as a German premiere.

Where is the venue located?

The performance takes place at the Bonn Opera House, Am Boeselagerhof 1, 53111 Bonn.

Is the opera house barrier-free accessible?

Yes, according to venue information, the Bonn Opera House is barrier-free accessible.

Are there official social media channels for the ensemble?

No verified official social media profiles could be found.

Lucía Lacarra Ballet ignites a play of light between body and future in Bonn

Name: Highlights of International Dance: Lucia Lacarra Ballet - Amalur Infinity (A.I.)
Start: 2027-06-09T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2027-06-09T22:30:00+02:00
Location: Oper Bonn

An evening between body, light, and artificial intelligence

With Amalur Infinity (A.I.), the Lucia Lacarra Ballet brings a German premiere to the stage at the Bonn Opera House on June 9, 2027, which electrifies the intersection of dance and technology. The evening lasts about 60 minutes, runs without a break, and condenses into a concentrated stage experience full of precise bodywork, light dramaturgy, and emotional resonance.

When dance meets the future

The production stands at the threshold where the human and the artificial grapple with each other. According to the Bonn Theater, the staging reflects a conscious engagement with technology and transforms laser light and new media into a scenic tool that does not overshadow but condenses. It is precisely here that the strength of this choreographic handwriting lies: dance becomes no mere illustration but rather the thinking, breathing center of the performance.

Lucía Lacarra and Matthew Golding: strong authority on stage

Lucía Lacarra is one of the defining personalities in classical and neoclassical dance. The Spanish prima ballerina has been honored internationally with awards such as the Benois de la Danse and the Premio Nacional de Danza. Together with Matthew Golding, she founded the Lucia Lacarra Ballet in 2023, which has already gained international attention with Lost Letters and other works. For Bonn, this ensemble is no stranger but a guest with recognition value and an artistic profile.

The language of movement, the echo of the present

In Amalur Infinity (A.I.), ten dancers take to a stage that is not just a space but a realm for thought. The choreography by Juanjo Arqués and Matthew Golding focuses on flow, contrast, and clear lines. Costumes, lighting design, and body images shape a modern dance aesthetic that unfolds between curiosity, irritation, and wonder. Those who appreciate contemporary dance art with a philosophical undertone will experience a concentrated piece of stage art here.

Opera Bonn as a venue with atmosphere

The Bonn Opera House at Boeselagerhof offers a representative setting for dance, opera, and concerts with its approximately 1,024 seats. Its central location on the banks of the Rhine, barrier-free access, and good connections shape the visit just as much as the architectural presence of the house. For visitors, the theater experience is not only felt on stage but already on the way to the foyer.

Conclusion: An evening of dance for the curious and connoisseurs

Amalur Infinity (A.I.) promises an evening that poses questions rather than providing answers. Those wanting to experience contemporary dance with visual impact, technical finesse, and international stature should not miss this performance in Bonn. The German premiere at the opera house unites contemporary art, precision, and emotional depth into a special live moment.