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Spelling Spectacle
Spelling Spectacle is three performers navigating within a carefully conceived yet playful plan. Their every move shows a glimpse of the immediate future. Do they fall into the trap of impulsive, individual hunches or do they follow the rules that create a stifling collectivity?
The piece is constructed in real-time, and everything that happens in the space becomes material. Each new image is the result of a previous stepping stone of which everyone carries a memory of what preceded it. They reveal both the obvious and the magical in con-sequence: the next step, the next room, the next door constantly leaving one space behind, to allow a subsequent one to appear.
• Norwegian choreographer and dancer Ingrid Berger Myhre lives and works in Brussels and participated in Research Studios at P.A.R.T.S. Language and semiotics are central to her artistic work, and she invariably approaches these themes in a playful manner. Myrhe previously performed at Kaaistudios with In Other Words (2021).
choreography Ingrid Berger Myhre | in collaboration with Nicola Gunn and Ida Wigdel | performed by Ida Wigdel, Ingrid Berger Myhre and Nicola Gunn | sound design Lasse Passage | light design Ryoya Fudetani | scenography Oshin Albrecht | costume design Signe Vasshus | advice Thomas Bîrzan, Eirik Blekesaune | thanks to Pablo Esbert Lilienfeld, Ashley Ho, Calvin Ferdinando Carrier, Hilde Ingeborg Sandvold |production Caravan Production | co-production Dansateliers (Rotterdam, NL), Kunstenwerkplaats (Brussels, BE), BIT Teatergarasjen (Bergen, NO), Rosendal Teater (Trondheim, NO), SPRING (Utrecht, NL) | residencies KAAP (Brugge, BE), BUDA (Kortrijk, BE), Kunstenwerkplaats (Brussels, BE) Dansateliers (Rotterdam, NL), Tanzfabrik (Berlin, DE), fieldworks (Brussel, BE) | supported by Advancing Performing Arts Project (apap) - FEMINIST FUTURES - a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Program of the European Union, Fonds Podiumkunsten, Arts Council Norway, Fond for Lyd og Bilde, The Flemish Community, The Flemish Community Commission
