"How to. A score" is an unusual production that embraces stories, voices and collaborations even when power structures prevent their physical presence. "How to. A score" generously shares and gives insight into environments that you may never get to (or be allowed to) become a part of, and for a moment they intertwine with each other, together with us in the audience” - Martin Lervik, The Norwegian Shakespeare and Theatre Journal
With keywords such as apartheid, gender identity, aging, disability, immigration and Black Lives Matter, six solos offer different perspectives on ecological grief, cultural panic and the feeling of collapse.
Artist / Company Bio
Over the last 20 years, Mia Habib has entered different contexts with her work – dance and opera stages, galleries, public spaces, private houses, religious buildings, squats, contexts of protest and areas of conflict, in 30 countries worldwide. Through her work, Habib challenges power structures of visibility, empowering other artists and herself through networks of kinship, care and sharing of resources.
Credits
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Artistic concept
Mia Habib -
Choreographic score
Mia Habib and Janne-Camilla Lyster -
Produced by
Mia Habib Productions -
Solos by
Filiz Sizanli (Turkey); Thami Hector Manekehla (South Africa); Tommy Noonan (USA); Thais Di Marco (Brazil); Julie Nioche (France); Mia Habib (Norway). -
The Living Archive scenography
Liam Alzafari -
Light design
Eirik Brenne Torsethaugen / Thomas Lønning -
Score design
Camilla Skibrek -
Score advisor
Chrysa Parkinson -
Artistic advisor
Monica Gillette -
Intern (Nordplus)
Sanna Hirvonen -
Producer MHP
Frida Skinner -
Photo
Yaniv Cohen & Arne Hauge -
Co-producers in Norway
DansiT, RAS, TOU Scene, Dansens Hus, Black Box Teater and BIT Teatergarasjen