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Everything Has Disappeared

November 06, 2025

Image description: A woman dressed in a white suit poses playfully with her back towards the audience. She is far back on a stage filled with haze, framed in a wide doorway flanked by triangular white screens, and lit with showy blue and red spotlights.

Illusion // Labour // Visibility Through digital interactive technology (and a touch of magic), Everything Has Disappeared exposes the hidden architecture of the global economy: a system sustained by the labour, care, and migration of […]

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askîwan ᐊᐢᑮᐊᐧᐣ

November 06, 2025

Image description: A performer crouches on a dim stage amidst a complex array of technical equipment, like monitors, projectors and microphone stands. Behind them, an image of a mountainous horizon superimposed over itself creates misty blue layers.

Land // Memory // Future Part live cinema, part ecological opera, askîwan ᐊᐢᑮᐊᐧᐣ conjures a cosmology of land, memory, and time. This operatic multimedia performance transforms a miniature film set—complete with cameras, mylar, mirrors, and […]

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2021

November 04, 2025

Memory // Simulation // Afterlife Under the glow of a flickering screen, a daughter reconstructs her deceased father. Pixel by pixel, contradiction by contradiction. 2021 is a live performance where theatre, AI, and video-game storytelling […]

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THIRST TRAP

November 18, 2024

THIRST TRAP is a sound piece that audiences experience from the comfort of their bathtubs, examining the potential consequences the future might hold if the world’s resources continue to be plundered. Originally conceived during lockdown, […]

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Géométrie de vies (Geometry of Lives)

November 18, 2024

A Black performer stands outdoors, facing forward, caught in a moment of deep thought. Behind her, out of focus, stands a second performer against a backdrop of the dusty browns of dry dirt and the deep greens of the trees and shrubs that grow from it.

Géométrie de vies (The Geometry of Lives) is a vibrant narrative poem brought to life through theatre, song and dance. Its lyrics link two young lives on a journey across the Democratic Republic of the […]

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SEEING DOUBLE // Walking at Night by Myself

November 15, 2024

Two blurry figures run in different directions on a dark stage against a striped backdrop like faded yellow wallpaper. The edges of the blurry figures are tinted with red and green light, lending them the quality of a digital glitch.

SEEING DOUBLE is an homage to spooky late-night double features, a cerebral marathon that keeps the audience on edge through vivid surround sound and optical illusion. These two performances are strange sisters that sneak pulpy […]

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SEEING DOUBLE // K BODY AND MIND

November 15, 2024

Two asian performers stand on an empty stage under unforgiving light. The first woman wears a severe, focussed expression, underscored by her futuristic structured grey top. In the background, the second performer, dressed in matching garb, faces away and reaches above her head.

SEEING DOUBLE is an homage to spooky late-night double features, a cerebral marathon that keeps the audience on edge through vivid surround sound and optical illusion. These two performances are strange sisters that sneak pulpy […]

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De glace (From Ice)

November 13, 2024

A figure wearing a warm coat and a long braid stands in silhouette within a cube of hazy glowing purple light. The atmosphere is cold, as though the cube might be a block of ice.

Step into a surreal, frozen otherworld where time stands still and the bonds of friendship transcend the mortal realm. De glace (From Ice) breathes life into a Nordic literary gem that pierces us with a […]

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