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Šrámy
Šrámy/ la débattue
What is remembrance?
What do we and what do our bodies hold from different stories of life?
How can the history of pain be transposed through generations? How can we speak about this pain?
Šrámy/ la débattue is a site specific research combining circus, physical theatre and visual/video art. Exploring different spaces and playing with stones and ropes, Stéphanie NDuhirahe investigates her own family history and questions the visible and invisible marks that some historic events may have left on her. Šrámy also talks about the process of healing and recovery through talking and sharing.
Šrámy is also a collaboration with people from different backgrounds who can bring different perspectives to speak about this theme. The performance is built around the function of a specific place over a specific period of time so the show will always be a new experience and different stories will emerge from each time & place.
concept: Stéphanie NDuhirahe , Cie Pieds Perchés
on stage: Stéphanie NDuhirahe, Nguyễn Mỹ Ngân/Mor Wen,Andrea Krajčíková Kalců, Roman Džačar and invited artists
invited artist: Angela Nwagbo, Jana Korb, Eliška Mesfin Boušková
outside eye: Markéta Stránská and Morgane Widmer
outside eye for dramaturgy: Melmun Bajarchuu
sound design: Roman Džačár
collaborators: François N'Duhirahe, Valérie N'Duhirahe, Cécile Nduhirahe, Hervé Munz, Minh Hieu Nguyen
producer: Eva Dryjová
production:Schmilblick Spolek
supported by: NextGenerationEU, National Recovery Plan, Ministry of culture Czech Republic, City of Prague, State fund of Culture of the Czech Republic, Centre for choreographicDevelopment SE.S.TA, Studio ALTA, Cirqueon, KD Mlejn, StationCircus, LOFFT – DAS THEATER, Korb+Stiefel, Kukatkoo, Perform Europe
"The project is supported by the National Recovery Plan"
“With the support of Perform Europe as part of the Wounds of the colonial past - Healing together for a shared future project”.
Perform Europe, supported by the European Union, is a funding scheme for the European performing arts sector. It facilitates international networking and supports inclusive, diverse, and eco-friendly touring projects across the 40 Creative Europe countries. Perform Europe emphasises practices rooted in sustainability and inclusivity, aiming to transform the performing arts sector and ensure a balanced distribution across the continent. Perform Europe is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union and implemented by a consortium of six organisations: IETM – International network for contemporary performing arts, European Festivals Association (EFA), Circostrada, European Dance Development Network, Pearle * - Live Performance Europe and IDEA Consult.
