Artiest

Marais, Vorst

Location

Marais, Vorst
Luttrebruglaan, 1190 Vorst
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Date

4 August, 2022
Expired!

STRIJD

Fighting animals you have everywhere. There are wrestling beetles, screaming koalas, murderous chimpanzees and scratching cats Anyone who has ever seen giraffes fight knows that even these gracious grazers can put up a crackling fight. But what is play and what is battle? Which animal gives us the rules for a fair duel? And when do you, as humans, engage in combat?

Discover it in STRIJD: a playful mix of musical theatre and biology that puts the fighting spirit in the animal kingdom under the microscope. Tim Hammer and Mirthe Dokter engage in battle on the floor. Through the fascinating fauna, they celebrate the conflict. Because without battle there is no love.

Met STRIJD bouwen Tim Hammer en Mirthe Dokter voort op de door hun gevonden inspiratie in het dierenrijk. In 2016 maakten ze De Balts, een komische voorstelling over het baltsgedrag die speelde op o.a.  erol, Zwarte Cross, Noorderzon en Pop Arts Festival. STRIJD is de nieuwe voorstelling van Tim Hammer en Mirthe Dokter in coproductie met Feikes Huis, KASKO en Common Ground common Sense. De productie wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt vanuit het Fonds Podiumkunsten.

Performers/makers: Tim Hammer en Mirthe Dokter
Concept, text, music and performance: Mirthe Dokter and Tim Hammer
Final stagedirection: Annechien de Vocht
Dramaturgy: Pol Eggermont
stage fighting advisor: Erica Bilder
Publicity advisor: Martine Hoppen
Material advice: Sjoerd Wagenaar
Photography: Erik Franssen

 

 

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