Pry, come down from the nosebleeds
A performance that is longing for an abandoned place, a long-forgotten playground where no one and everyone is watching. An invitation to come near, go higgledy-piggledy and disappear into theatre fog for a little while.
An aspiration towards speculative world-making.
Working group
- Choreography: Tuure Kaukua (Master’s programme in Choreography)
- Performers: Eeva Haaslahti, Olivia Ikonen (Degree programme in Dance), Mathilda Kauppila, Venla Niitemaa (Master’s programme in Dance Performance)
- Dramaturge: Minne Mäki (Master’s programme in Dramaturgy and Playwriting)
- Sound design: Tommi Uniluoto (Master’s programme in Sound Design)
- Set design: Aino Kuoksa (Master’s programme in Scenography)
- Lighting design: Lyydia Johansson (Guest)
- Costume design: Joel Karppinen (Aalto ARTS)
This production is part of the Artistic Collaboration Projects (ACO), that brings together students from seven Uniarts and Aalto University degree programs. Over a period of five weeks, the students have explored and practiced artistic collaboration in performances based on movement and choreography. The process culminates in performances of all five works during the last week of May.
A performance that is longing for an abandoned place, a long-forgotten playground where no one and everyone is watching. An invitation to come near, go higgledy-piggledy and disappear into theatre fog for a little while.
An aspiration towards speculative world-making.
Working group
- Choreography: Tuure Kaukua (Master’s programme in Choreography)
- Performers: Eeva Haaslahti, Olivia Ikonen (Degree programme in Dance), Mathilda Kauppila, Venla Niitemaa (Master’s programme in Dance Performance)
- Dramaturge: Minne Mäki (Master’s programme in Dramaturgy and Playwriting)
- Sound design: Tommi Uniluoto (Master’s programme in Sound Design)
- Set design: Aino Kuoksa (Master’s programme in Scenography)
- Lighting design: Lyydia Johansson (Guest)
- Costume design: Joel Karppinen (Aalto ARTS)
This production is part of the Artistic Collaboration Projects (ACO), that brings together students from seven Uniarts and Aalto University degree programs. Over a period of five weeks, the students have explored and practiced artistic collaboration in performances based on movement and choreography. The process culminates in performances of all five works during the last week of May.