Ensemble piece exhume buried cries beauty love reanimate the dead
Hussein ShikhaThey exist and move in a parallel world with us. They are not sure of things in our dimension, they are sure of other things in their dimensions which they gladly share with us. They move simultaneously in the past, present, future into the imaginal.
BEAUTY LOVE
For her new creation Khadija El Kharraz Alami hangs out a lot in her ancestral environments where they moved and reside. She immerses herself in the customs, dance, music, sharing, scarcity, rituals and traditions to awaken sides of herself that she otherwise does not encounter and may be lost.
REANIMATE THE DEAD
What are the undiscovered cries that are forcibly buried and have no space to develop freely? What does it see, move, sound like and tell us when we revive it?
*el Hayawan: creatures
*el Ghoul: “evil” spirit
*Shjema T’wila: tall trees.
cast
- Lois Lumonga Brochez
- Khadija Massaoudi
- Khadija Al Kharraz Alami
credits
concept & direction
Khadija Al Kharraz Alamidirection assistant
Nouha Rannoundramaturgy
Kopano Maroga, Esther Severilight design
Luc Schaltinmusic
Michelle Sambasound
Peter Zwartscenography and costumes
Khadija Al Kharraz Alamipromo image & visual scenography
Hussein Shikhavideo
Julie de Clercqcamera research
Souha Abou Taha Noria Chaalproduction
Stichting K.E.K.A., Kunstenwerkplaatscoproduction
DE SINGEL, NTGent, Productiehuis Theater Rotterdam, Vlaams Cultuurhuis de Brakke Grond, Riksteaternwith support of
De Vlaamse Gemeenschap, de Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommisie, Fonds Podiumkunsten, Fonds 21
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