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CARLO ALTOMARE
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Appearance--A Suspense In Being
Synopsis:
Through an unfolding sequence of solo exhibits and ensemble scenes, four actresses approach acting in the way that jazz musicians approach music. the mostly non-verbal forms are dynamic and rhythmical, composed of micro-narrative fragments drawn from the actors' immediate experience. It's about velocity and perception and the enigma of human experience in a techno-spectacular culture, a world in which real-time human presence struggles to appear, to break through the limits of representation
- press release
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created by Carlo Altomare And Orietta Crispino, music by Carlo Altomare And Joerg Burger
1st Produced:
Theaterlab357 West 36th Street, 3rd floor, New York, NY 10018 2007
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actors Research Group
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Pure War/the Madness Of the Day
Synopsis:
an enigmatic examination of the coupling of metabolic speed and technological speed, and its inevitable consequences on consciousness, human appearance and the perception of one's "place" in the world. Technology has become a contemporary prosthesis on consciousness and the question "Who am I?" becomes increasingly eclipsed by the question "How do I appear?" Texts are drawn from urban theorist Paul Virilio and French author Maurice Blanchot. Set in a "box full of speeds" in the context of a public hearing, the actors place themselves under public scrutiny to become Blanchot's protagonist "the Disappeared One," in a para-theatrical experience about the terms of appearance between actor, character and audience, and the societal value of theatre as a technology of human interaction. Together they conspire to create a series of exhibits, confessions and briefings as a simulation of the relationship between technology and the human body.
- nytheatre.com
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1st Produced:
Theaterlab 3137 W. 14th Street, 2nd floor, New York, NY 10011 07 Dec 2011
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Theaterlab
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