Sofia Martila “SЮDA”
The boundaries between watching, listening and simply feeling what is happening around you start to become rather blurry.
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Dance
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All Irish Street Showcase – A Trio of Reviews
By the end, the boundary between performers and spectators has pretty much disappeared, with a whole group dancing together and finishing with everyone clapping along.
Tallinn Fringe Variety Extravaganza at Chicago 1933
It was a lovely surprise and added yet another unexpected layer to an already wonderfully varied evening.
Cabaret.Hell at VAT Teater
Throughout the show, we observe the seven dancers on a radical journey of courtship, ritual, sex, celebration, birth, isolation, abandonment, combat and an inevitable demise.
Rene Köster’s Home Alone @ HUNGR
Köster and team have pulled together an incredible staging for the series of scenarios, an imaginative, twisted take on parental abandonment and filial devotion.
Triinu Upkin – Ballet at the Bar
Despite the array of topics covered and formats used, Triinu’s performance is entirely cohesive and blends together flawlessly. Her ease and grace as a ballerina are mirrored in the way she conducts her show, and her control, both in her physical and spoken performance, is nothing short of impressive.
CPPM Open Class with Stacy Makishi
In turns heartfelt, bizarre, and confronting, the evening brought forward the conflicts between vulnerability and self-protection when facing internal and external pressures.
‘Siin Me Nüüd Siis Oleme / Here We Are Now’ CPPM at EAMT Black Box
The show continuously explored the unities and disunities that come from being an intentionally assembled group of people in a mostly foreign land – having family, but not yet being family; building and maintaining relationships, near and far; and staying present in your own self, health, and art.
“Flex”- Blending Strength and Creativity: The Intersection of Bodybuilding and Art
First and foremost, I must admit that I am relatively new to the world of performance art. However, “Flex” by Üüve-Lydia Toompere was the perfect introduction, setting the stage for…
Cabaret – A mirror to complacency and the cost of ignorance
The Estonian theatre scene has recently seen an influx of World War II and Jewish-themed plays, and Cabaret, directed by Anna Karin Hirdwall, adds to this lineup. Staged at the…