PHRASES TO BE USED UPON...
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PROCESS
VIDEO
PROCESS
VIDEO
CONCEIVED & DIRECTED by FORESTILLE/VORSTELLEN
TEXT by ANNE ELMHOLT & NINA KUNZENDORF with participation from the performers
PERFORMED by MICHELANGELO DOUSIS, MAGDALENA JASINIAK, KENNETH JOYNSON, MADE KUTI, MICHAEL O’REILLY, ALICE POLI, NICHOLAS SABISKY, SCOTT SWINTON & ANATOLI TSAMPA
MUSIC by MADE KUTI
SCENOGRAPHY by ANNE ELMHOLT & NINA KUNZENDORF
LIGHTING DESIGN by PAULA CAPUANO
Phrases to be Used Upon... is an episodic tableau exploring the fragmented observations of human nature we come across in daily life and how we respond and react to these. The play brings attention to the small moments in life that are easily overlooked. To the public, we compose ourselves as a perfect image. However, life is constantly interrupted and cannot be constructed as an ideal narrative. So why staging it as such? This play deals with the trivial aspects of life that we usually want to conceal from our surroundings: humiliation, loneliness, boredom, fear, and miscommunication.
First performed at THE PLATFORM THEATRE, LONDON, MAY 9 to MAY 11 2018
CREDITS
ABOUT
INFO
CONCEIVED & DIRECTED by FORESTILLE/VORSTELLEN
TEXT by ANNE ELMHOLT & NINA KUNZENDORF with participation from the performers
PERFORMED by MICHELANGELO DOUSIS, MAGDALENA JASINIAK, KENNETH JOYNSON, MADE KUTI, MICHAEL O’REILLY, ALICE POLI, NICHOLAS SABISKY, SCOTT SWINTON & ANATOLI TSAMPA
MUSIC by MADE KUTI
SCENOGRAPHY by ANNE ELMHOLT & NINA KUNZENDORF
LIGHTING DESIGN by PAULA CAPUANO
Phrases to be Used Upon... is an episodic tableau exploring the fragmented observations of human nature we come across in daily life and how we respond and react to these. The play brings attention to the small moments in life that are easily overlooked. To the public, we compose ourselves as a perfect image. However, life is constantly interrupted and cannot be constructed as an ideal narrative. So why staging it as such? This play deals with the trivial aspects of life that we usually want to conceal from our surroundings: humiliation, loneliness, boredom, fear, and miscommunication.
First performed at THE PLATFORM THEATRE, LONDON, MAY 9 to MAY 11 2018
CREDITS
ABOUT
INFO
CONCEIVED & DIRECTED by FORESTILLE/VORSTELLEN
TEXT by ANNE ELMHOLT & NINA KUNZENDORF with participation from the performers
PERFORMED by MICHELANGELO DOUSIS, MAGDALENA JASINIAK, KENNETH JOYNSON, MADE KUTI, MICHAEL O’REILLY, ALICE POLI, NICHOLAS SABISKY, SCOTT SWINTON & ANATOLI TSAMPA
MUSIC by MADE KUTI
SCENOGRAPHY by ANNE ELMHOLT & NINA KUNZENDORF
LIGHTING DESIGN by PAULA CAPUANO
Phrases to be Used Upon... is an episodic tableau exploring the fragmented observations of human nature we come across in daily life and how we respond and react to these. The play brings attention to the small moments in life that are easily overlooked. To the public, we compose ourselves as a perfect image. However, life is constantly interrupted and cannot be constructed as an ideal narrative. So why staging it as such? This play deals with the trivial aspects of life that we usually want to conceal from our surroundings: humiliation, loneliness, boredom, fear, and miscommunication.
First performed at THE PLATFORM THEATRE, LONDON, MAY 9 to MAY 11 2018
CREDITS
ABOUT
INFO
Anne Elmholt works as a performance maker and scenographer. She uses scenography and space as a catalyst for dramaturgical scores and systems and further develops them by drawing inspiration from other fields, such as science, sociology, anthropology etc. In this process she has a strong focus on developing strategies that further involves the audience as an active part of the creation process, aiming to create a stronger dialogue between performance art/space and spectators. Through her work, she tests and explores current discourses in society.
Anne Elmholt is currently based in Copenhagen (DK). She studied Performance: Design and Practice at Central Saint Martins in London (UK) with a focus on image-driven devising, as well as Performance Art/Scenography at the Danish National School of Performing Arts (DK). She has worked across the UK and the Scandinavian countries. She is the co-artistic director of the Danish/German performance group Forestille/Vorstellen.
