Point Blank

Point Blank by Edit Kaldor was about the 19 year old girl Nada. Nada has a secret project; she photographs people when they believe themselves unseen.

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(Objekt ID 9375)
Object type Production
Premiere May 1, 2007
Produced by WP Zimmer, PS122,
Coproducers KunstenFestivalDesArts, Sophiensaele, Parc de la Villette
Audience Adults
Language English
Keywords Performance, Theatre
Running period May 1, 2007  

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In Point Blank by Edit Kaldor Nada’s photo project has resulted not just in an enormous collection of photos, it also has made Nada increasingly curious about human behaviour. There is practically no limit for what people will do when they imagine they are alone. In Point Blank Nada for the first time presents her photo collection for an audience.

Edit Kaldor was born in Budapest, but moved to USA at the age of 13. She studied literature and drama at Columbia University in New York and theatre at Das Arts in Amsterdam. From 1993 to 2000 she worked as a dramaturge at Squat Theatre in New York. She has made her own productions since 2002 and her work has been performed in more than 20 countries all over the world. Point Blank had its world wide premiere in May 2007 in the festival KunstenFestivaldesArts in Brussels.

Supported by: Vlaamse Overheid, VSBFonds, Fonds voor Amateurkunst en Podiumkunsten, Theater Instituut Nederland.

The presentation was supported by Arts Council Norway.

Source:

Spring program 2008, Avant Garden.

Contributors (11)
Name Role
Edit Kaldor – Concept/Idea
Nada Gambier – Performer
Edit Kaldor – Performer
Frank Theys – Photo
Hans Meijer – Technical director
Marc Boon – Other (Software)
Ugo Dehaes – Other
Monika Rinck – Other
Frank Theys – Other
Nicola Unger – Other
Io Tillett Wright – Other
Performance dates
March 22, 2012Hallen, Norwegian Centre for New Playwriting (NCNP) (Monsters of Reality) Show
March 1, 2008Teaterhuset Avant Garden Show
February 29, 2008Teaterhuset Avant Garden Show
May 1, 2007 Worldwide premiere
Festivals (1)
Monsters of Reality March 22, 2012