Khadija El Kharraz Alami: Ensemble Piece/Exhume Buried Cries e.a. Een triptiek rondom de zoektocht naar

Ensemble piece/exhume buried cries

A myth about a people, el Hayawan (beings), el Ghoul (evil spirit), Shjema T'wila (tall trees), who follow their own rhythm, neither fully identifying with one idea or culture nor firmly opposing it known person. They exist and move in a parallel world with us. They are not sure about the things in our world, they are sure about the things in their dimensions and love to share them with our world. They move into the imagination in the past, present and future at the same time.

Beauty love

For this creation, El Kharraz Alami often hangs in the environments where her ancestors moved and stayed. She immerses herself in dance, song, music, customs, scarcity, sharing, rituals and traditions to awaken sides of herself that she otherwise no longer encounters and may be lost.

Reanimate the dead

What has been forcibly buried and still undiscovered and has not been given space to develop in freedom? How does it sound, look, move and what does it say when we bring it back to life?

Please note: the language of this performance is English. The end time mentioned is an indication.