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date
04. June 2022
time
19:30 - 20:30
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The performance explores the concept of journey, travelling to a land rooted in the memories of a woman's imagination: a land where the fire is kept alive as a sign that a home still exists. There are references taken from Chilean past and recent history seen through the eyes of three generations of women, and stories told by different Chilean women who have gone on a journey. Some of them decided to travel; others were forced to do so. But for each one of them the journey has meant a transformation. At that point there is no difference between past and present, and the word journey gets impregnated with a deep sense of life. During Salvador Allende's government, a grand-mother and her daughter, holding a Chilean flag, occupied a plot of land to build a house and make a garden there. When the repression came, as a consequence of Augusto Pinochet's military coup, the daughter dug a deep hole in the ground and buried her uniform, papers and everything that could possibly relate her to the Communist Party. Then, over all her memories, she planted a tree.
TICKETS 120 DKK
60 DKK for students; pensioners and groups of 10+
Buy tickets online (see above).
Once the doors are closed and the performance has begun, it will not be possible to enter.
AN NTL CO-PRODUCTION
Actress: Carolina Pizarro
Director: Julia Varley
Production: Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium
Duration: 50 min. - Performed in Spanish
A journey is good,
because it ends,
a journey is to and from,
out and home,
if it doesn't end,
it is something else,
flight, exile, expulsion,
steps leading to nothing
Pia Tafdrup from Trækfuglens kompas (Gyldendal, 2010)
An international theatre festival for women in contemporary theatre. This year’s festival theme is
The Splendour of the Ages
Theatre - Women - Courage.
The Transit Festival has existed since 1995 and it is part of The Magdalena Project, an international network of women in theatre created to enable women to produce work that more profoundly reflects their own experience. The festival is directed by Julia Varley, actress of Odin Teatret.