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R/T Poetry - phase # 01
With: Priyankar Das, Habhirupa Haldar, Ananya Kanjilal, Arijit Mandal, Indrasena Mukhopadhyay Lyric singer: Arjobeer Anirudha Texts from: I AM by Valère Novarina, LIBIDINAL ECONOMY by Jean-François Lyotard, POEMES by Samuel Beckett GAUDEAMUS FROM MEXICO by Jean-Frédéric Chevallier
Directed by Jean-Frédéric Chevallier
MACE Hall, Kolkata, India, December 2011.
Produced by Trimukhi Platform & MACE.
R/T POETRY – PHASE # 01
deduction of the voluminous body
a first draft stage work in Bengali with texts from I AM by Valère Novarina, LIBIDINAL ECONOMY by Jean-François Lyotard and GAUDEAMUS FROM MEXICO by Jean-Frédéric Chevallier
with PRIYANKAR DAS, ABHIRUPA HALDAR, ANANYA KANJILAL, ARIJIT MANDAL and INDRASENA MUKHOPADHYAY
singing by ARJOBEER ANIRUDDHA
directed by JEAN-FREDERIC CHEVALLIER
produced by TRIMUKHI PLATFORM and MACE
19th and 21st December 2011 at Modern Academy of Continuing Education
Mace Hall, 4th floor, Mo dern High School for Girls, 78 Syed Amir Ali Ave [Ice Skating Rink], Kolkata
It is often extremely complicated to explain that there is nothing to explain… In contemporary art, what the spectators feel and think by themselves is the most important. In R/T Poetry – phase # 01: deduction of the voluminous body, nobody tries to say anything in particular to the audience except: “feel what you want and think what you feel!” That simple thing is not so simple. The question “what has to be done on the stage so the audience produces its own sensations?” is not an easy one to answer. Neither is it always easy for the spectator to let himself go and to stop keeping under control feelings and thoughts.
The work presented at Mace had been prepared in only one week (three hours per day). That’s why it was nothing more than a short first phase – which would need to grow to be truly “presentable”. It was above all the occasion for the five students involved to discover through a practical experience other forms of building art devices – in this case: a theatre show. A kind of going on into the diversity that compose the contemporary worlds. There is never only one way, in art neither, in theatre less.
R/T Poetry 2 - the royal bioscope company , the second opus, has been presented at MACE in March 2012.
Tags: trimukhi platform, jean-frédéric chevallier, r t poetry, deduction of the voluminous body, modern academy of continuing education, abhirupa haldar
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