The title of the play refers to the Eastern philosophical concept of "Mahamaya" - the great illusion that takes over human consciousness and obscures the truth. The actors on the [...]

The title of the play refers to the Eastern philosophical concept of "Mahamaya" - the great illusion that takes over human consciousness and obscures the truth. The actors on the [...]

This first staged adaptation of the novel by Belarusian-born writer Sasha Filipenko tells the story of Peter Nesterenko, an officer in the anti-Bolshevik White Guard who, after a long emigration [...]

Spell is a ritual choreography of exhaustion and ambiguity. There is a power in repetition that is almost like a magic formula. The recurring repetition of the same gesture charges it with defiant power and turns it into a form of political resistance. Spell is an embodied incantation that resists the impotence of our daily resistance to [...].

The spatial sound action of PHØNIX16 explores sound and its migration, the sounds of this migration and the migration of these sounds. The programme contrasts the work of the Slovenian-French composer Vinko Globokar, Airs de voyages vers l'intérieur ("Songs of the journey to oneself"), in which Slovenian rhythms break through the idioms of the contemporary musical language and are combined in a ritual [...].

This first staged adaptation of the novel by Belarusian-born writer Sasha Filipenko tells the story of Peter Nesterenko, an officer in the anti-Bolshevik White Guard who, after a long period of emigration at the beginning of the 20th century, made a deal with the Soviet authorities and returned to his homeland. It is a story about forgiveness and the [...]

The French-Greek pianist Pavlos Antoniadis has been working for many years on the development of an interface that transforms the smallest movement of a pianist into sound. His performance will focus on the result [...]

Spell is a ritual choreography of exhaustion and ambiguity. There is a power in repetition that is almost like a magic formula. The recurring repetition of the same gesture charges it with defiant power and turns it into a form of political resistance. Spell is an embodied incantation that resists the impotence of our daily resistance to [...].