92nd Anniversary Teatro Rivoli
Miet Warlop / Irene Wool
ONE SONG: Histoire(s) du Théâtre IV
January
2024
National premiere
Fri
19
Sat
20
Sinopse
Through the metaphor of a live competition/concert, including a commentator and a cheerleader, Miet Warlop invites the audience to form a community and lift each other up, as in a celebration. The temporary thus becomes the universal, and the personal becomes something of the collective. That is the subtext of ONE SONG: how one song can give meaning to a whole society. Unity in diversity. — Miet Warlop / Irene Wool
life
death
collective
ritual
resurrection
© Michiel Devijver
© Michiel Devijver
© Michiel Devijver
© Michiel Devijver
© Michiel Devijver
Aditional info
- Price
Free entry (upon collection of a ticket, on the day of the sessions, from 10:00 am, at the Rivoli ticket office and at BOL)
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Duration
1h
- Age rating
12+
Acessibilidades do espetáculo
Accessible to wheelchair users
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Subtitling
Author's bio text
Miet Warlop is a Belgian visual artist born in Torhout, in 1978. Miet holds a master degree in Multimedial Arts from KASK, Ghent. Many other performances, actions and projects followed and in 2005 she premiered SPORTBAND / Afgetrainde Klanken a 40min performance with 20 people racing against time through music and sports. She moved to Berlin for three years, to concentrate on her visual work and prepare a new piece called Mystery Magnet, which premiered at KunstenFestivalDesArts in May 2012. Mystery Magnet has played more than 100 times all over the world, including Teatro Rivoli, in 2015, and was nominated for Theatertreffen Berlin for finding a new way of making stage-arts. In 2014 Miet Warlop started her own legal structure, Irene Wool. In 2015 she opened the festivities that celebrated the 50 years of Beursschouwburg, in Brussels, with a Rocket Piece that took of to the grit. Also, Art Gallery Barbican, in London, asked her for a performance in the project Station to Station, hosted by Doug Aitken. While touring her solo Dragging the Bone and celebrating the 100th show of Mystery Magnet in Ghent, Porto and Bordeaux, she finished the year by opening her first solo exhibition project in KIOSK gallery, in Ghent. In addition to her performance work for theatre venues, Miet Warlop has created an ever-growing cycle of visual art performances, interventions and live installations.
Ficha Técnica
- With
Elisabeth Klinck, Flora Van Canneyt, Judith Engelen, Joppe Tanghe, Karin Tanghe, Luka Marien, Max Colonne, Milan Schudel, Melvin Slabbinck, Simon Beeckaert, Willem Lenaerts, Wietse Tanghe
Advised by
Jeroen Olyslaegers
Concept, director & set design
Miet Warlop
Music
Maarten Van Cauwenberghe together with everyone
Costume design
Carol Piron & Filles à Papa
Light design
Dennis Diels
Dramaturgy
Giacomo Bisordi
Assistant dramaturgy
Kaatje De Geest
Production management
Greet Prové
Technical production & stage manager
Oliver Houttekiet, Patrick Vanderhaegen
Tourmanager
Dana Tucker
- Technique
Flup Beys, Dietrich Lerooij, Gilles Roosen, Bart Van Hoydonck, Raf Willems, Laurent Ysebaert, Pieter Kinoli, Bart Vincent, John Hellinx, Jurgen Techel, Laura Vayssier
Realisation, props & costumes
Ateliers NTGent
Thanks to
Kris Auman, Imran Alam, Barbara Vackier, Jasper Houttekiet, de familie Warlop, Rossana Miele, Lotte Van Craeynest, Christel Simons, Patrick Vanderhaegen, Diana Campbell Betancourt
Produced by
NTGent, Miet Warlop / Irene Wool vzw
Co-produced by
Festival d'Avignon, DE SINGEL (Antwerp), Tandem Scène Nationale (Arras-Douai), Théâtre Dijon Bourgogne Centre dramatique national, HAU Hebbel am Ufer Berlin, La Comédie de Valence - Centre dramatique national Drôme - Ardèche, Teatre Lliure (Barcelona)
With support of
De Vlaamse Overheid, de stad Gent, Tax Shelter van de Belgische Federale Overheid
With the help of
Frans Brood Productions
