Ingrid Berger Myhre (NO)

Spelling Spectacle

Friday 16 February At 10:00 – 11:30
VEGA Scene

"Spelling Spectacle" is a performance about logic, consequence and possibility. With “if, then” as an undercurrent, the piece asks what a choreographic train of thought can be or look like. What conditions the following, and how? According to which givens does something make sense? The title is an alliteration in which the words share a twofold allusion. They evoke a sense of magic, in addition to their literary sense of reading or seeing: To spell as in decoding, or a spell as in a magical formula. A spectacle as something to be seen, and spectacles as something one sees through.

Artist / Company Bio

Language and semiotics are central elements to the artistic work of Ingrid Berger Myhre. Questioning how we read and understand dance, especially in the context of the theatre, Myhre creates unpretentious and humorous performances. Her works "Blanks" (2017) and "Panflutes and Paperwork" (2019) were selected for Aerowaves and have toured a number of venues in Europe. Her work is supported by Advancing Performing Arts Project (apap) – FEMINIST FUTURES and Caravan Production.

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Credits

  • Choreography

    Ingrid Berger Myhre
  • In collaboration with

    Nicola Gunn and Ida Wigdel
  • Performed by

    Nicola Gunn, Ida Wigdel and Ingrid Berger Myhre
  • Sound Design

    Lasse Passage
  • Light design

    Ryoya Fudetani
  • Scenography

    Oshin Albrecht
  • Costume design

    Signe Vasshus
  • Design assistance/styling

    Carly Rae Heathcote
  • Advice

    Thomas Bîrzan, Eirik Blekesaune
  • Thanks to

    Pablo Esbert Lilienfeld, Ashley Ho, Calvin Ferdinando Carrier, Hilde Ingeborg Sandvold
  • Production

    Caravan Production
  • Co-productions

    Dansateliers (Rotterdam, NL), Kunstenwerkplaats (Brussels, BE), BIT Teatergarasjen (Bergen, NO), Rosendal Teater (Trondheim, NO), SPRING (Utrecht, NL) Residencies: KAAP (Brugge, BE), BUDA (Kortrijk, BE), Kunstenwerkplaats (Brussels, BE) Dansateliers (Rotterdam, NL), Tanzfabrik (Berlin, DE), fieldworks (Brussel, BE)
  • Supporters

    Advancing Performing Arts Project (apap) - FEMINIST FUTURES - a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Program of the European Union, Fonds Podiumkunsten Financed by: Arts Council Norway, Fond for Lyd og Bilde, The Flemish Community, The Flemish Community Commission
  • Premiere date and place

    20.10.2023