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19. MAJ - 10. JUNI 2023

BUY TICKETS TO THE ONLINE AND OFFLINE VERSION HERE

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Bombina Bombast is inaugurating the newly renovated former brickyard, from now on known as Arrie Kulturbruk, with their new performance ECO VILLAGE. ECO VILLAGE is a live-streamed online performance about an eco village: a political satire about an isolated community of idealists who seem to be behind a soft Instagram filter. Here, the inhabitants live a life in harmony with nature, with their toes in the soil and home-grown potatoes in their mouths - that's how it appears from the outside anyway. How can they be online 24/7? Gradually, the cracks in the garden of paradise become visible. At whose expense is the image of the perfect, sustainable society maintained? When the scenes fall, we see what is really at stake.

 

The performance is primarily a digital experience for an online audience, although a limited number of people will have the opportunity to attend on-site at Arrie. Follow @ecovillageperformance on instagram for more information.

 

Director - Stefan Bexell Stanisic

Playwright - Emma Bexell Stanisic

Producer Bombina Bombast - Annie Eliasson

Producer Sydhavn Teater - Gry Raaby

Scenographer - Svante Back

Technical Director - John Conlon

Composer - Jenny Nilsson

Sound design - Mattias Alheim

Actors - Anna Asp, Vilde Bodsberg, Hanna Carlsson, Malik Grosos, Christian Iversen, Maria Carmen Lindegaard

Researcher from the Performing Arts Research Center Tutke in the University of the Arts Helsinki - Samee Haapa

Business manager Bombina Bombast - Olivia Hultman

Artistic directors: Emma and Stefan Bexell Stanisic (Bombina Bombast), Tina Tarpgaard (Sydhavn Teater)

 

Eco Village is a co-production between Bombina Bombast (SE), Sydhavn Teater (DK) and in collaboration with Center for Everything (FI).

 

Carried out with the support of the Culture Council, Region Skåne, City of Malmö, Nordic Culture Point, Statens Kunstfond, Københavns Kommune

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All photos: Henrik Heikki Hellström 

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