Recently I was invited to curate a program of public performance interventions for Afrovibes Festival.
Over a few sessions, I worked with young theatre makers from the Likeminds Factory, guiding them in creating brand new public performances. They responded to ideas about tradition, gender, contemporary city life, making playful, suprising and personal works in the public sphere.
Over a few sessions, I worked with young theatre makers from the Likeminds Factory, guiding them in creating brand new public performances. They responded to ideas about tradition, gender, contemporary city life, making playful, suprising and personal works in the public sphere.
Brahim Moujalis leads the audience with a performance as our guide, transforming identity and appearance en route.
Jemma Kahn and Roberto Pombo perform an extract from We didn't come to Hell for the croissants next to the Zuiderkerk.
Audience watching Julia Lursen's Mechanism on the edge of the UvA campus
Bus stop by Alice Juliens & Jaïr Buisman
Sugar by Rosa Urban & Lavinia Aronson
