That catastrophe is a fire

At the webpage of Avant Garden the following, among other things, is written aboutThat catastrophe is a fire:
"Every day we are surrounded by small miracles. We make up fire, plants grow out of the earth, we see stars die and lightbulbs illuminated. All of these little things can be explained - if only one knows how. Tale Dolven and Gabel Eiben have dived into a world of nature science lectures and become fascinated by scientists with the ability to explain the most complex phenomena at a level where we are able to process what we hear.

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Dolven and Eiben have used the charismatic physicist Richard Feynman as an inspiration, among others. He had a unique ability to convey his material to us who know nothing about it. His language is simple, but the topic is very complex.

When someone has such specialised knowledge, it can be hard to find a language in common with the outsiders. In this Dolven and Eiben see a parallel to how dance and theatre may be regarded by an audience. In the same way as it is with quantum physics, we just have to acknowledge the rules for what we experience, and accept that we do not need to understand it all to enjoy it."

SUPPORTED BY: The Audio Visual Fund

RESIDENCES: Workspace Brussels, Vooruit Kunstensentrum, Kaaitheater, RAS Sandnes, FringeArts Philadelphia

SOURCES:

Import from the Scenekunst.no list of openings20.08.2015

Avant Garden, avantgarden.no, 20.08.2015, http://www.avantgarden.no/program/that-catastrophe-is-a-fire/