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In
a 60 minutes performance, three performers respond to silences,
whispers, accords, discords and two fictive letters. Their
movements are not extensively rehearsed, but reveal themselves for
the most part spontaneously. To what extent is this performance a
creative process, a construction of (cultural) conditioning or an
expression of failure? During the performance the public will be
actively addressed to take on a different perspective. After each
intervention, the performers redetermine their positions and
exercises in ‘becoming oneself’. The extensive bodily movements
will slowly exhaust the players, amounting to more intensified
expressions.
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With
performance SWEEP visual artist and philosopher Tine Wilde offers
us an exiting and at times humorous insight into the notions of
guilt and shame which for a large part shape our decisions. She
lets us experience in what ways these complex feelings lead up to
distorted judgments, how we subsequently get entangled until we
discover alternative different points of view and choose a new
route.
For this performance Tine Wilde has teamed up with artistic
director Mime, Amsterdam University of the Arts Loes van der
Pligt, and performers Erwin Dörr, Gale Rama and Dennis Tiecken. |
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