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Change is always relational; it unfolds through making and remaking connections.<\/p>\n
The Renaissance era refers, among other things, to a worldview shaped by anthropocentrism and science. Through a series of evaporations, dissolutions, transitions, and transformations, the needing and feeding bodies of the Renaissance are set against old ideals and proportions that transcend the individual human. While human statues are set in stone, human ideals bleed and leak.<\/p>\n
In Renaissance<\/em>, the audience is invited to surrender to wonder, change, and play\u2014an ode to dreaming and the power of the unknown. The messy alienation, animality, and sexuality of human beings burst through. Bodies become streams or fountains, endlessly gushing forth or bleeding dry. Something is destroyed, while something is born and transformed anew.<\/p>\n Dates:<\/strong> Friday, 30.5. at \u00a020:30 and Saturday, 31.5. at 17:00
\nLocation:<\/strong> Theater Kikker<\/a>, Ganzenmarkt 14, 3512 GD Utrecht, Netherlands
\nDuration:<\/strong> 60 min.
\nLanguage:<\/strong> No language barriers
\nThemes:<\/strong> Queer future, performing care,fatigue bodies – exhausted minds, slowing down, mirrored gaze
\nTrigger-warning:<\/strong> This performances uses stroboscopes, loud sounds and heavy smoke.
\nAccessibility<\/strong>: The performance takes place at Theater Kikker, the room is accessible to wheelchair users, and there is support available to deaf and blind audiences. Please contact the theatre for other access needs. Find more information about accessibility on their website.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n