[stageproductions]
und• er |ˈəndər| |ˌʌndə| re• alˈrē(ə)l| |ri(ə)l| |riːl|
[videoworks]
a city is a body (I am a city)
[scripts and texts]
und• er |ˈəndər| |ˌʌndə| re• alˈrē(ə)l| |ri(ə)l| |riːl|
[videoprojects based on performances]
auvirkomma veiklinga (2006)
The narrative framing of the play is based on five people waiting for something in a undefined room.
The cast included people of an impossible social match, and the impossibility of meeting was the result on the stage.
The performance behaved as a different project every night; some nights as inspired by “One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest”, other nights as psychological realistic plays about outsiders, and some nights as a performance of staged angst.
When performed at Oslo Kretsfengsel (main jail in Oslo) it behaved as context-specific showings of hold me do; the refugees becoming part of the situation, changing the actual situation. The result was that the memory of the performance, after it was showed, was blurred with the actual situation. After the performance, the actors signed autographs for the refugees, as if it had been a rock concert.
Concept and direction: Goro Tronsmo
With: Hai Ngyuen Dinh, Aurelia Le Huche, Ulrika Fryckstedt, Anna Eklund, Mathias Wiik, Mira Eklund, Joen Eklund.
Co-produced by Black Box Teater
.
The performance is supported by Arts Council Norway and Fond for Lyd og Bilde