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benjamin
verdonck, fumiyo ikeda, alain platel
nine finger
maria matos teatro
municipal |
duration 1h15 | tickets 10 € /
5
€
friday _ 30 may 21h | saturday _ 31 may 21h
in english with portuguese subtitles
Benjamin Verdonck,
a physical actor, and Fumiyo Ikeda, a dramatic dancer,
with producer and choreographer Alain Platel as a link
between the two: it is the combination of artistic forces
that speaks to the imagination. Ikeda, who has been at
Rosas for almost 20 years, brought them together; Verdonck
put some gut-wrenching material on the table: the book
Beasts of No Nation by Uzodinma Iweala, an American of
Nigerian origin. Through the eyes of a child soldier
somewhere in Africa, the author looks at the perversity
of war. The book is written in a rudimentary English,
childish and direct. Each of the two performers in Nine
Finger uses their own resources to tell this story together.
They do so with nothing in their hands and nothing in
their pockets but great admiration and poetic mastery.
Under the surface the great question bubbles: how can
we, through our art, relate to the cruelty of the world?
created by fumiyo
ikeda, benjamin verdonck, alain platel, anne-catherine
kunz, herman sorgeloos | performed by fumiyo
ikeda, benjamin verdonck
| executive production hanne
van waeyenberge, johan penson | produção
rosas, kvs, de munt | thanks to hildegard
de vuyst, frank van dessel, willy thomas, sara jansen,
an-marie lambrechts, geert opsomer, valentine kempynck,
vincent dunoyer, josse de pauw, flint, anani dodji sanouvi,
chrysa parkinson, hanne pleysier, jonas devos, manu devriendt,
stijn, gregory brems, leen persoons, tomas desmet, samuel
turpin, dennis tyfus, renzo martens, dirk verstockt, jitske
vandenbussche, guy cassiers, anne teresa de keersmaeker,
guy gypens | support presentation lisbon ministery
of culture of the flemish community
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