Camp no 5

An absurd dance satire about the airport, everyday game terrorism and finding one's own window into life. One of the starting points for the performance has been the Iranian "Sir Alfred" who... Read allAn absurd dance satire about the airport, everyday game terrorism and finding one's own window into life. One of the starting points for the performance has been the Iranian "Sir Alfred" who lived at Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport for over ten years. The airport as a space of i... Read allAn absurd dance satire about the airport, everyday game terrorism and finding one's own window into life. One of the starting points for the performance has been the Iranian "Sir Alfred" who lived at Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport for over ten years. The airport as a space of in-between and waiting embodies no-man's land and is an excellent basis for the work's diff... Read all