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We have a total of four performances being shown on the 24th and 25th of September as follows:
6pm - Lumley Studio
Faidra-Rock (a work in progress)
Created and performed by Maria Gaitanidi and Magdalena Tuka, Faidra-Rock is a shock of cultures, a fight between theatrical expressions.
6.45pm - Aphra Studio
The sound of m / y / our name
A performance in progress about what echoes in our heads and what we dare to say
Performed by Electa Behrens (research candidate)
Interval and Drinks Reception
8pm - Aphra Studio
The Story of Imam Hussain (Based on a Si'i Tradition)
By following the history of Iranian Ta’ziyeh, this performance aims at coming close to Si´i culture. It tries to build a bridge between storytelling and the dramatization of a historical event, utilizing religious conventions as creative elements. These have been elaborated as part of the cultural relocation of the form and within the dynamics of the group, originating a cultural frame within which we have explored our own practice.
This piece is the culmination of this years MA Par student Felipe Cervera.