The Congolese director Dieudonné Niangouna creates theatre in which the word has the strenght of a lion and the ferocity of a panther. His words are designed to hit hard, harder than he bullet of a Kalashnikov. In Shéda, Niangouna employs his expressive, hybrid and vivid language to create a place of refuge after an 'apocalypse'. The characters gathering there embody fallen gods, heroes from bygone times, who have returned as ghosts or in dreamlike apparitions. In Shéda, they try to redeem their humanity, while sharing their personal histories and their memories of the end of the world.
dates
Thu June 6 2013 8:00 PM
Fri June 7 2013 8:00 PM
information
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French
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Duration of performance unknown (1 pauze)