„Akty” Aurory Lubos jadą do Gruzji

Trójmiejska performerka jedzie do Gruzji z przejmującym spektaklem o przemocy wobec kobiet. Projekt realizowany jest przez  East European Performing Arts Platform.

Lubos jest niezależną tancerką związaną z polską i brytyjską sceną tańca współczesnego, ze swoimi spektaklami występowała już m.in.w Stanach Zjednoczonych, Kanadzie, we Włoszech, Niemczech, Hiszpanii i Szkocji. Teraz pora na Gruzję, w której pokaże spektakl „Akty” i zaprosi widzów do rozmowy o ofiarach przemocy. 

Spektakl odbędzie się w Europe House 1, 1 Liberty Sq w ramach South Caucasus Contemporary Dance & Experimental Art Festival. Warsztaty będą miały miejsce w State Ballet School, 1 Vekuastr. 

ACTS

On June 07, at 07 p.m. at Europe House in the frames The South Caucasus Contemporary Dance and Experimental Art Festival – A performance piece by Aurora Lubos. 

The piece is based on real stories of domestic violence and was conceived in reaction to reading letters and talking to people who experienced harassment. It draws on artistic classes run in support centers for abuse victims, which are mostly women and children.

I want to enable those who cannot scream in their defense to start talking. So that they could speak about their entanglement, helplessness, their yearning for silence. I conceived it as a sequence of acts: fragments of texts, exits, dissolution, and images.

Premiere: 22 June 2013, Academy of Fine Arts (Dom Angielski), Gdańsk, Poland
Choreography, video, performance: Aurora Lubos
Music: Paweł Baranek “Stars”
Music played by Motion Trio.


Promo video: https://vimeo.com/127198676

After finishing the performance Aurora Lubos will have an artist talk with the Audience. 

Moderation: Lali Pertenava, Art Critic, Researcher. 

Attendance Free! 

Artist’s Bio

Aurora Lubos has been active on the Gdańsk dance scene since 1997, collaborating with the Gdańsk Dance Theatre, the Baltic Sea Culture Centre, Baltic University of Dance, Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre, Club Winda, Club Żak and the Specialist Support Centre in Rusocin. In 2000 she joined the Vincent Dance Theatre, UK, where she works as an actress. Among her own productions are solos (Zanzibar, Niedokończone, Nóż, koń i schody, Akty, Nie Wolno), performances/installations (Akt1, 4 Kąty, Akt na dwie – Ostatki, Home Less), short animations (cykl Winter 2010).

Aurora has collaborated with Avi Kaiser, Charlotte Vincent, Jacek Staniszewski, Jerzy Mazzoll, Honorata Martin, Bronek Duży, Leszek Bzdyl, Melissa Monteros and Tatiana Baganowa. She currently lives and works in a small village near the town Skarszewy, south of Gdańsk, and in Brighton, UK.

The South Caucasus Contemporary Dance Festival in Tbilisi realized in the frames of the “Regional Art and Culture Program in the South Caucasus” with financial support of the Swiss Cooperation Office for the South Caucasus (SCO).

Realizing a performance piece in Tbilisi was made possible with financial support of East European Performing Art Platform (EPAP) and Lublin City Hall.