Things don’t Exist and then They Do
This performances changes every time because of its nature: improvisation.
When the performers walk on stage, things do not exist in the scene yet.
Using impulses from the audience (drawings, clothes, words…) and the space around, they experiment with improvised body movements, spontaneous connections, and unexpected words or sounds.
The improvised form allows them to be both actors and directors, at the same time, of what is happening: in attempt to stay in contact with the present moment, things may start existing, others might disappear.
Performers: Camilla Barbera & Jean-Charles Vallet
Lightning Design: Jean-Charles Vallet
In collaboration with Casual Collision
Photos from Limbo Festival, Berlin, and Scope BLN.