Berlin · Performance Collective · since 2013
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RICHTER/MEYER/MARX
RICHTER/MEYER/MARX (RMM) is a Berlin-based performance collective, founded in October 2013, comprising a stunt performer and trained choreographer, fashion designers, house music producers, and a philosophy-trained dance dramaturg. Together they explore connections between text and dance, between performing art and audience, between stage and visual art.
Katja Richter
Katja Richter studied choreography at the Academy of Arts „Ernst Busch“. In 2007, she received a scholarship for a choreographic exchange to Dartington College of Art in England, followed by an assistantship to Ismael Ivo. Her choreographic work includes productions at Hebbel am Ufer, Gripstheater, Berliner Festspielhaus and Tacheles, among others. She choreographed music videos such as „Dickes B“ and „Dancehall Caballeros“ for the Berlin band Seeed, and had her performers conquer the sky at a dizzying 89 metres for the 50th anniversary of Gropiusstadt. As a stunt woman, she has worked on more than 50 films, among others by Tom Tykwer, the Wachowski siblings, Paul Anderson and Wolfgang Becker.
Note: full individual bios for the other collective members will follow — get in touch if you’d like to know more in the meantime.








Awards & Press
Selected recognition
First Prize, Best Solo Dance — 6th International SoloDuo Festival NRW+Friends, Cologne. Jury: „Within a very strong conceptual and visual frame, the choreography shows a consequent minimalism with a contemporary sense of humour.“
Nominated, Premio Arte Laguna, Venice (Performance category)
Nominated, Celeste Prize Milano
Opened Sculpture by the Sea Biennale, Aarhus (Denmark) with the social sculpture installation „Bodies in the Wind“; performed at Festival Beirut: Bodies in Public (Lebanon)
Selected by the art commission of the Luxembourg Art Prize
Press & media
Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR) — Kunstparcours Oderwitz
Sächsische Zeitung — Feature on the Oderwitz experience tour
Weiter Denken (Journal) — Article on RMM’s work
WDR — WeStart Live — Video segment on the performance
Der Freitag — André Sokolowski on „ALIEN“
la Repubblica — „Donne impegnate per l’arte di domani“
Links to view the work
The fastest way to see and hear RMM — performances, press coverage, and the collective’s channels.
Photos & behind the scenes
Updates & events
Vimeo — performance excerpt
Watch on Vimeo
la Repubblica — video
„Donne impegnate per l’arte di domani“
Der Freitag — article
André Sokolowski on „ALIEN“
Premio Arte Laguna
Exhibition 14/15
Full archive (previous site)
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