Title (2) | File type | Publiseringsdato | Download |
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Review in Morgenbladet of PONI's production Project One (2005) | August 12, 2005 | Download | |
Review in Norsk Shakespeare- og teatertidsskrift by Kiss the Frog (2005) at The National Museum | 2005 | Download |
Project 1 - the bacterial tour
Project 1 - the bacterial tour (2004) was a production by the Belgian artist company PONI.
Project 1 - the bacterial tour was at one and the same time a theatre performance, an exhibition, a concert, a montage and a performance art work in which identity, rituals and language were central elements.
The theme of the production was the deconstruction of a punk rock band.
Information
(Objekt ID 29219)Object type | Production |
Premiere | May 28, 2004 |
Produced by | PONI |
Coproducers | , , , |
Audience | Adults |
Keywords | Performance, Concert, Exhibition, Multidisciplinary |
Running period | May 28, 2004 — October 19, 2005 |
Duration | 60 minutes |
Supported by: Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Vlaamse Gemmenschapscommissie.
Source:
Margarita Production, margaritaproduction.be, 25.06.2012, http://www.margaritaproduction.be/project/bacterial-tour
Name | Role |
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Jesse Van Bauwel | – Video/Film |
Xavier van Werch | – Sound |
Marco Lhommel | – Light |
Sinusjog | – Performer |
Rodolphe Coster | – Performer |
Lieven Dousselaere | – Performer |
Gudni Gunnarsson | – Performer |
Marc Lallemand | – Performer |
Kate McIntosh | – Performer |
Erna Omarsdóttir | – Performer |
Frank Pay | – Performer |
Eric Tatepokembo | – Performer |
Kwinten Lavigne | – Assistant Stage Designer |
August 6, 2005 – Nasjonalgalleriet, Nasjonalmuseet (Kiss the Frog! The art of transformation) | Show |
August 5, 2005 – Nasjonalgalleriet, Nasjonalmuseet (Kiss the Frog! The art of transformation) | Show |
May 28, 2004 | Worldwide premiere |
Kiss the Frog! The art of transformation | August 5, 2005 |
Jon Refsdal Moe, Kamp mellom kunst og punk (literally: Battle between art and punk), August 12-18 2005, Morgenbladet [Oslo]:
"Through not just bringing in the aesthetic and ethos of punk, but through bringing punk itself into the artistic space, PONI stages a risky meeting. [...] More than integrating art and punk, Project One takes place like a battle between the two. And PONI stands caught in the fire between an art landscape they don't want to belong to and punk continuously evading them."