Oida
19 May 2023 Time 22:00 - 23:00
Daste | Via Daste e Spalenga, 13-15 Bergamo
© Nayeli Salas
PERFORMANCE | 22.00, Daste
Oida
by Progetto Amunì - Babel Crew (Italy), with Sergio Beercock, Naomi Adeniji, Julia Jedlikovska, Jean Mathieu Marie, Alfred Sobo Blay - duration 50’
Oida
by Progetto Amunì - Babel Crew (Italy), with Sergio Beercock, Naomi Adeniji, Julia Jedlikovska, Jean Mathieu Marie, Alfred Sobo Blay - duration 50’
OIDA is the new production of Progetto Amuní - Compagnia Multiculturale, born in Palermo in 2017, made up of young asylum seekers, refugees, economic migrants and second-generation Italians. A performance that draws on The Bacchae by Euripides to re-evaluate all those contemporary rituals that we go through and that we can easily identify even in a concert, a show, a dance floor, a rave... a concept of ritual that in this intercultural journey also crosses the rituals of the countries of origin of the performers, to increase the value of the research with other meanings.
DJ set to follow.
An initiative of UP TO YOU Festival and ORLANDO Festival, as part of the Praticare Alleanze project, in collaboration with IFF - Interaction Film Festival.
INFO
Full ticket € 5, reduced under 25 € 3. Online ticket purchase recommended at www.quieora.18tickets.it.
Interactivity: refers to the level of participation required during the event. Participation, however, is never compulsory and the spectators can always choose whether to participate or not.
Exposure: indicates how much you will be subjected to interactive stimuli without being asked or told.
An example of level 3 exposure is sitting in a circle around the performer.
Sensory stimulus: indicates the level of auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory stimulation of the performance. Example of stimulus level 5 is a concert or DJ set because there are many lights, loud music and many people in a small space. The risk of overstimulation, meltdown or shutdown is therefore very high.
Exposure: indicates how much you will be subjected to interactive stimuli without being asked or told.
An example of level 3 exposure is sitting in a circle around the performer.
Sensory stimulus: indicates the level of auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory stimulation of the performance. Example of stimulus level 5 is a concert or DJ set because there are many lights, loud music and many people in a small space. The risk of overstimulation, meltdown or shutdown is therefore very high.
Photo © Carlo Valtellina
