this event is part of
| start | 17.30 |
| expected end time | 18.30 |
Standard €21.00
Réduction -35 a. €13.70
Réduction -26 a. €10.50
In Greek mythology, clay played an important role. Prometheus, for instance, fashioned humankind from clay, and the vessel from which Pandora released all the evils of the world was not a box, but a ceramic jug. Clay Bodies takes shape after the rupture: what has been released cannot be put back. All that remains is to find a way to bear the consequences. The performers transform into bodies of clay and produce sound and music using ceramic objects.
Ula Sickle: concept, choreograph
Amanda Barrio Charmelo, Sophia Dinkel, Jose Funnel, Amina Szecsödy: creation, performance
Ofer Smilansky: sound and light design
Maika Garnica, Joëlle Laederach, Ula Sickle: ceramic objects
Wang Consulting: costume design
Persis Bekkering, Martin Zicari: dramaturgy
Savannah Marquardt: research
Joëlle Laederach: coordination
Outline: production
Co Production: Kanal / Centre Pompidou Brussels, Concertgebouw Bruges, Perpodium
With the support of Flemish Community, Tax shelter of the Belgian government
Ula Sickle: concept, choreograph
Amanda Barrio Charmelo, Sophia Dinkel, Jose Funnel, Amina Szecsödy: creation,
| start | 17.30 |
| expected end time | 18.30 |
Standard €21.00
Réduction -35 a. €13.70
Réduction -26 a. €10.50