An incomplete life
Wild Vlees |
Salt keeps things from rotting. It is common knowledge among seafaring folk, but some theatre makers also know. In An incomplete life, Wild Vlees successfully pickles their audience’s attention. This fascinating performance by Tamar Blom [NL, 1992] and Francesca Lazzeri [Italy, 1991] embraces mortality. What is the role of human life on earth? Why do we want to hold onto it at all cost? The serene An incomplete life tells us living is learning to disappear slowly. Grain by grain.
Young theatre makers Wild Vlees have set up a long-term collaboration with Boulevard. Previous performances include Body On/Off and When everything is human, the human is an entirely different thing, in which a man and a woman merge in a wave of plaster.
performed by: Tamar Blom and Francesca Lazzeri
a coproduction by Festival Cement, Het Huis Utrecht, Theaterfestival Boulevard
