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Eraritjaritjaka, Musée des phrases

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Original Title	Eraritjaritjaka, Musée des phrases
English Title	Eraritjaritjaka, Museum of Phrases
Director	Heiner Goebbels
Countries
Year	2004
Lenght	85 min

Cast

André Wilms y el Cuarteto Mondriaan de Amsterdam: Jan Erik van Regteren Altena (violín), Edwin Blankenstijn (violín), Annette Bergman (viola), Eduard van Regteren Altena (cello). Voz de niño: Jerémy Carruba. Voz de mujer : Florence von Gerkan

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AUTOR DE LA OBRA: Sobre textos de Elias Canetti
COMPAÑÍA: Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne
DIRECTOR DE LA OBRA: Heiner Goebbels
MÚSICA: Johann Sebastian Bach, Gavin Bryars, George Crumb, Vassily Lobanov, Alexeij Mossolov, Maurice Ravel, Dmitri Shostakovich, Heiner Goebbels
DISEÑO DE ILUMINACIÓN: Klaus Grünberg
DISEÑO DE SONIDO: Willi Bopp
DISEÑO DE ESCENOGRAFÍA: Klaus Grünberg
DISEÑO DE VIDEO EN VIVO: Bruno Deville
DISEÑO DE VESTUARIO: Florence von Gerkan
DRAMATURGISTA Y DIRECTOR ASISTENTE: Stephan Buchberger
REGIDOR: Nicolas Bridel
LUCES: Roby Carruba
ESCENARIO: Fabio Gaggetta, Nicolas Pilet
VIDEO EN VIVO: Bastien Genoux
VIDEO: Marc Perroud
ELÉCTRICOS: Stéphane Janvier y Thierry Kaltenrieder
TOUR MANAGER: Elizabeth Gay, bajo la dirección técnica de Michel Beuchat
PRODUCCIÓN: Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne
COPRODUCCIÓN: Schauspielfrankfurt (Alemania), Spielzeiteuropa I Berliner Festspiele (Alemania), Pour-cent culturel Migros (Suiza), T&M - Odéon Théâtre de l’Europe (Francia), Wiener Festwochen (Austria) y el apoyo de la Fundación Landis & Gyr y del Programa Cultura 2000 de Union Européenne (UTE, Réseau Varèse). Apoyo adicional de Pro Helvetia - Swiss Arts Council

Description

Goebbels participates in FIBA with a multimedia staging titled Eraritjaritjaka, Museum of Phrases that includes texts from Bulgarian writer Elias Canetti. “Eraritjaritjaka” is a word that Canetti took from the Arunta language of the aborigines of Northern Australia which means “full of desire for something that has been lost”. This production, which has been presented since 2004 with great success, is the third part of a trilogy created by Goebbels with French actor André Wilms, who shares the stage with The Mondriaan Quartet. Wilms performs texts by Canetti, mainly from his autobiographical notebooks and from his book Crowds and Power in which Canetti analyzes human behavior under authoritarian regimes. These materials show the interest of Goebbels (who has a degree in Sociology) not only in working with elements from different disciplines, genres, and cultures but in creating a socially relevant art. The staging weaves live acts with technological mediation to become a fascinating live movie that defies the audience’s expectations and sense of reality. In Eraritjaritjaka we have a view of the world, theater, and music that is visually poetic, violent, and playful; Goebbels’ staging presents a search that is directed towards the human condition while it explores and transcends the limits between artistic disciplines.

Photo: Mario Del Curto