Tuesday 31 march from 14:00 to 14:00 and from 20:00 to 20:00

Dust

Cultural
Theatre
Puppet

L’Entre-Pont, Le 109, Pôle de cultures contemporaines, 89 route de Turin, 06300 Nice

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How did I become this way? Who am I? Who are the others? How did it all connect? Could our grandparents have met in Europe?

Four artists from different disciplines, two Israeli and two German, come together to tell stories. Drawing on personal memories, family histories, and dreams, they illuminate moments shared by all and others that set us apart. Object theatre, movement, and text are staged and interspersed with music and songs. A moment that transcends time and space, connecting the Big Bang and black holes in collective and individual history, and bringing us back to the present.

For the piece DUST, three internationally renowned companies explore the forms and languages of theatre. The German company Wilde & Vogel, founded in 1997 by Charlotte Wilde and Michael Vogel, develops a visual theatre of puppetry and live music. They are also co-founders of the Westflügel International Centre for Visual Theatre in Leipzig. The Nice-based company Golden Delicious, directed by multidisciplinary artist Inbal Yomtovian, works in the fields of theatre and performance, drawing narratives from all aspects of everyday life. Ari Teperberg, a director, dancer, and teacher based in the Netherlands, explores voice, silence, and forms of human communication in his artistic research.