THE SOLDIER WITH NO NAME

27 - 29 May @ Black & White Theatre Festival - Imatra - Finland

www.kulttuuri.org

This production is an exploration of the relationship between art and social-political change and how we create our own limits.

The story of this production has been inspired by the lives and works of French surrealist artists Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore - pseudonyms of Lucy Schowb and Suzanne Malherbe.

Their lives were an outstanding commitment to the always endangered territory of freedom. As they used many and varied art forms to express their beliefs,  this production combines different theatre styles; puppetry in the form of a bunraku puppet, puppetry animation, dance, physical theatre and the ancient form of storytelling.

FRINGE REVIEW by Honour Bayes. Thursday 26th February.

“The Soldier With No Name is a beautifully preserved 1930’s revue resplendent with shadow play, surrealist play and the playfulness of the photomontage” 

“A beautiful event, dynamic and wholehearted”

 “Raquel Mateos, Dajana Trtanj and Alle Valle perform this work with an integrity which is to be deeply admired”

 “Please go and see this because it will certainly make you think about performance, existence and self”