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HOW CAN WE SHIFT PERSPECTIVES AS A PLATFORM, AS ARTISTS, AS AUDIENCE?
HOW CAN WE SHIFT PERSPECTIVES AS A PLATFORM, AS ARTISTS, AS AUDIENCE?
HOW CAN WE SHIFT PERSPECTIVES AS A PLATFORM, AS ARTISTS, AS AUDIENCE?
HOW CAN WE SHIFT PERSPECTIVES AS A PLATFORM, AS ARTISTS, AS AUDIENCE?
HOW CAN WE SHIFT PERSPECTIVES AS A PLATFORM, AS ARTISTS, AS AUDIENCE?
Festival 2013 campagnebeeld
Festival 2013 campagnebeeld
August 26, 2013

First Performances Festival 2013 Announced

The fourth edition of Dancing on the Edge Festival opens on November 14 with the performance Badke, by les ballets C de la B, KVS, and A.M. Qattan Foundation, featuring 10 Palestinian performers. Other highlights of the program will include two Tunisian theater performances; the mad burlesque Monstranum’S by Ezzeddine Gannoun and his El Hamra Theatre, and the internationally awarded D-Sisyphe by Meher Debbich Awachri. Khalid BenGhrib and Cie 2k_far will be back at the festival with their new dance performance Sol-Os. Talented young Iranian theater director Reza Servati will stage the expressionistic mime cabaret Strange Creatures. More info on the upcoming festival here.

Badke

Energetic mix of Palestinian folk dance, contemporary dance, hip hop and circus ‘Badke’ is a distortion of ‘dabke’, a Palestinian folk dance. The performance starts […]

D-Sisyphe

Solo theater performance about doubt, rebellion, and losing faith Writer, actor, and dancer Meher Debbich Awachri created the internationally successful piece D-Sisyphe in 2012. Inspired […]

Monstranum’S

Mad burlesque about disillusionment and the way in which power corrupts The piece Monstranum’S is an indictment of those who hold the reins of power. […]

Sol-Os

Impassioned dance performance about reflections on the ‘Arab Spring’ in Morocco The reflections of the artists in the group Cie 2k_far on the so-called Arab […]

Strange Creatures

Expressionistic mime cabaret by one of Iran’s most talented young directors This grotesquely comical theater performance is a series of symbolic scenes which include murder, […]
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