Archaeology of a Relationship (What Remains, What Endures)
In March at Kinitiras Lab
photo: Christina Papadaki
The Cypriot director Paris Erotokritou, member of Kinitiras network since 2007, returns to Athens for a revealing collaboration with the couple backbone of Kinitiras. Together they study, envision and dream of companionship on planet Earth.
In the first stage of the performance Archaeology of a Relationship the group works with what remains and what endures. What stays and what endures in the field of a long-term relationship? And how is what remains and endures shaped by the past but also by the environment in which such a relationship evolves? In a world that changes at lightning speed, with stereotypes being broken every day and with many models of relationships (long-term or short) beyond the “traditional”, the performers trace their personal path up to the present day. And they leave to the “archaeologist of the future” fragments of themselves and their relationship (material and not) in the hope that one day what we today call a long-term relationship will be given a meaning.
It is a project that started in September 2022 and will be presented in three stages.
Directed by: Paris Erotokritou
Movement: Katerina Gevetzi
Music: Christos Theodorou (in the performance we listen to his new album “Isidora”)
Performed by: Dimitris Agoras, Antigone Gyra
Production: Christina Papadaki
When: Sundays 5, 12, 19 March 2023 double performances at 12.00 and 14.00, Mondays 6, 13, 20, 27 March 2023 at 17.45
Where: Kinitiras Lab rehearsal space (Fotomara 16, Neos Kosmos)
Duration: 50 minutes
Entrance: 10 euros
Tickets: https://www.viva.gr/tickets/theater/arxaiologia-mias-sxesis/
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