premiere of ritual multimedia noncontemporary performance | Slovenia, Russia
Entry is restricted to persons aged over 18 years.
Ritual multimedia noncontemporary performance, blending movement, language and sound idiolects to bring libido back to theatre.
The performance explores the addiction to excitement and to locating sound intrusions, the acousmatic of the voice and the grammar of movement. Through a stage regression, Claudel steps out of the position of the "unheard madwoman" to become the stalker of ontological openings and lay out the history of art and women artists who bring forth the new, asexual human.
Aphra Tesla MA, the initiator of the ongoing interdisciplinary project Aphra Tesla Operating System, is the only living artist to have an intermedia award named after her (the White Aphroid Award presented by Kiblix).
Initiated and directed by: Aphra Tesla
Dramaturgical assistance: Jasmina Založnik
Performed by: Aphra Tesla, Dmitry Globa-Mikhailenko
Space and light design: Aphra Tesla
Sound design: Dmitry Globa-Mikhailenko, Aphra Tesla, Infundibulum/ Neven M. Agalma
Produced by: Aphra Tesla
Coproduced by: GT22, MKC, Ustanova Fundacija Sonda
Supported by: Municipality of Maribor
The legal basis for the cookie policy notice is the EU E-Privacy Directive (Directive 2009/136) and the amended Electronic Communications Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 109/2012) that entered into force in the beginning of 2013 and brought about new regulations governing the use of cookies and similar technologies for the storage of information and access to information, stored on users’ computers or mobile devices.
About cookies
Cookies are short text files that are sent from a website and stored on user’s computer, smartphone or any other device accessing websites through the Internet. They can be used to collect information on how users browse a website, and can thus adapt the contents of the website to users’ interests when they browse the same website in the future, ensuring the best user experience. A cookie usually contains a string of letters and numbers that is stored on user’s computer when they visit a
certain website. Each time the user visits the website, the latter is notified of the stored cookie, thereby enabling recognition of the user.
The use of cookies on the Internet has been commonplace for quite some time. More information on cookies can be found at www.aboutcookies.org, including instructions on how to delete them.
Types of cookies
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies let you move around the website and use its essential features. Without these cookies, services you’ve asked for (e.g. registration, shopping activities, safety, etc.) will not function.
Performance cookies
These cookies collect information on how visitors use a website with the purpose of improving their user experience (for instance, which pages visitors go to most often, etc.). These cookies do not collect information that identifies a visitor.
Functionality cookies
These cookies allow the website to remember your settings and choices you make (user name, language, region, etc.) and provide enhanced, personalised features. These cookies may track your actions on the website.
Targeting cookies
Tracking cookies are related to third-party services (e.g. advertising and social networks), such as the ‘Like’ and ‘Share’ buttons. These cookies may track your actions on the website. They are managed and hosted by third parties.
Cookies on this website
Cookie name
Author
Purpose
bcms_cookie_accepted
bcms_cookie_declined
Festival Performa Platforma
These cookies record your choice regarding the use of cookies on our website.
di
dt
psc
uid
uit
uvc
siteaud
ana_svc
atuvc
user_token
...
Cookies are stored and managed by the browser used by the user. The browser may limit cookie storage or disable it. Cookies stored by the browser may be deleted – for more information visit www.aboutcookies.org. Your decision regarding the use of cookies on this website can be changed at any time by clicking on the link Cookies.
