Khôra
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5 jun20:15 - 21:15TR25 Schouwburg, RotterdamKleine Zaal
English
How do we reclaim our humanity?
In today's digital age, we are increasingly turning to a future where technology is leading. Technological advances are supposed to make life easier, but practice shows us that technology controls our lives.
In Khôra, Astrid Boons philosophizes about a posthuman world and the social dissolution we are going through. Posthuman because we are increasingly turning toward a future in which technology is leading. And dissolution because the space for the body in this future is getting smaller and smaller. What is the impact of this denial of our lived bodily experience? And what does it mean for our sense of being human? In Khôra, her most ambitious production to date, Astrid Boons attempts to answer these questions. Five performers embrace different possibilities of embodiment and search for ways to re-ground themselves in our humanity.
Want to learn more? In this interview Astrid tells more about the themes of Khôra.
“Khôra refers to a space of possibility and is a reflection and reaction to our current world.” - Astrid Boons
Khôra verwijst naar een ruimte van mogelijkheden en is een reflectie en reactie op onze huidige wereld.
Team
concept & choreografie Astrid Boons in samenwerking met en gedanst door Karolina Szymura, Spencer Dickhaus, Amy Josh, Matilde Tommasini, Lukas Karvelis dramaturgie Eva Martinez composer Miguelángel Clerc Parada set en licht design Zaza Dupont kostuum Bregje van Balen lichttechnicus Lisette van der Linden geproduceerd door Korzo in co-productie met Hessisches Staatsballett in het kader van Tanzplattform Rhein Main met dank aan Opera Ballet Vlaanderen en The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet mede mogelijk gemaakt door Fonds Podiumkunsten in het kader van het Fast Forward program, het Ministerie van Onderwijs, Cultuur en Wetenschap (OCW), Gemeente Den Haag