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Barokní procházky (Beautiful Confusion Collective, UK/CZ)
Baroque walks (Beautiful Confusion Collective, UK/CZ)
Event by: Venuše ve Švehlovce, Beautiful Confusion Collective
Location: Slavíkova 1499/22, Slavíkova 22, Praha 3
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Dances, Art Exhibitions
About event
Scroll for English description. - ie the epigram and the rhymed cumshlet (in words), tirade (in gestures and music).
- Susan Sontag, notes about the phenomenon of Camp
In the project Baroque walks, the team Beautiful Confusion looks at Baroque aesthetics with Queer optics. Especially in the Czech Republic, the Baroque is ubiquitous. We are often surrounded by it through everyday events. Baroque is hidden on his eyes and just encourage him a little to reveal his camp pleasure. So if you can transfer through all religious references. And cherubins .. What is the cherubin? They are based on their complementary movement procedures and a common Buto dictionary. Be invited for a walk with Baroque music, architecture, sculpture, painting and landscape in full flourishing. With regard to the period gender theater play - embodied by characters such as castrates or male performers of female roles - they imagine a Baroque opera house like a non -coal playground full of life, exuberant decorations, queer pathos, tragi -camp and healthy doses of euphoria.
With the Beautiful Confusion, think about the permanent legacy of one of our cultural camps. Filip Obermajer
Director assistant: Markéta Pščolková
Translation: Eva Ullrichová
Production: Kateřina Kubíková, Anna Kuřilková Center for Choreographic Development, Worcester Theatres
Baroque walks are created with the support of the City of Prague and the State Fund of Culture of the Czech Republic.
The premiere took place on 29.5. As part of the Wild festival! 2024 The only Queer Performative Art show in the Czech Republic.
en
Picturesque and the Thrilling, ITS Elegant Conventions for Representing Instant Feeling and the Total Presence of Character - The Epigram and Rhymed (in Words), the Flourish (in Gesture and in Music). - Susan Sontag, Notes on Camp
in Baroque Walks, Beautiful Confusion Turns and Queer Lens on Baroque Aesthetics. Particularly in the Czech Republic, The Baroque Is Everywhere. Ophthen, we are literally surrounded by it as we walk Through the Events of Our Everyday Lives. Hiding in Plain Sight, The Baroque only Needs and Little Encouragement to Reveal Its Camp Delights. That is iF you can get through all the religious reference. And the cherubs. Just What is up with the cherubs anyway? DRAWING ON THEIR Complementary Movement Practices and Shared Butoh Vocabulary, They Invite You On A Flourish-Filled Stroll Through Baroque Music, Architecture, Sculpture, Painting and Landscape. Embracing Theatrical Gender Play of the Period-Epitomized by Figures Like The Castrati or Male Actors of Women’s Role-They Reimagine the Baroque Opera House as A Nonbinary Playground Full Tragi-Camp and a Healthy Dose of Euphoria.
Take some baroque walks in contemporary performance and reflect with beautiful confusion on the lasting legacy of one of the our campest cultural Moments.
Choreography: Becka McFadden, Daniel Someville
Costumes: Vojtěch Handy Kuřilková
Co-production: Venus in Švehlovce
Project Partners: Se.s.ta. Center for Choreographic Development, Worcester Theatres
Baroque Walks is Created with Support From the City of Prague and the state Fund for the Czech Republic.
- Susan Sontag, notes about the phenomenon of Camp
In the project Baroque walks, the team Beautiful Confusion looks at Baroque aesthetics with Queer optics. Especially in the Czech Republic, the Baroque is ubiquitous. We are often surrounded by it through everyday events. Baroque is hidden on his eyes and just encourage him a little to reveal his camp pleasure. So if you can transfer through all religious references. And cherubins .. What is the cherubin? They are based on their complementary movement procedures and a common Buto dictionary. Be invited for a walk with Baroque music, architecture, sculpture, painting and landscape in full flourishing. With regard to the period gender theater play - embodied by characters such as castrates or male performers of female roles - they imagine a Baroque opera house like a non -coal playground full of life, exuberant decorations, queer pathos, tragi -camp and healthy doses of euphoria.
With the Beautiful Confusion, think about the permanent legacy of one of our cultural camps. Filip Obermajer
Director assistant: Markéta Pščolková
Translation: Eva Ullrichová
Production: Kateřina Kubíková, Anna Kuřilková Center for Choreographic Development, Worcester Theatres
Baroque walks are created with the support of the City of Prague and the State Fund of Culture of the Czech Republic.
The premiere took place on 29.5. As part of the Wild festival! 2024 The only Queer Performative Art show in the Czech Republic.
en
Picturesque and the Thrilling, ITS Elegant Conventions for Representing Instant Feeling and the Total Presence of Character - The Epigram and Rhymed (in Words), the Flourish (in Gesture and in Music). - Susan Sontag, Notes on Camp
in Baroque Walks, Beautiful Confusion Turns and Queer Lens on Baroque Aesthetics. Particularly in the Czech Republic, The Baroque Is Everywhere. Ophthen, we are literally surrounded by it as we walk Through the Events of Our Everyday Lives. Hiding in Plain Sight, The Baroque only Needs and Little Encouragement to Reveal Its Camp Delights. That is iF you can get through all the religious reference. And the cherubs. Just What is up with the cherubs anyway? DRAWING ON THEIR Complementary Movement Practices and Shared Butoh Vocabulary, They Invite You On A Flourish-Filled Stroll Through Baroque Music, Architecture, Sculpture, Painting and Landscape. Embracing Theatrical Gender Play of the Period-Epitomized by Figures Like The Castrati or Male Actors of Women’s Role-They Reimagine the Baroque Opera House as A Nonbinary Playground Full Tragi-Camp and a Healthy Dose of Euphoria.
Take some baroque walks in contemporary performance and reflect with beautiful confusion on the lasting legacy of one of the our campest cultural Moments.
Choreography: Becka McFadden, Daniel Someville
Costumes: Vojtěch Handy Kuřilková
Co-production: Venus in Švehlovce
Project Partners: Se.s.ta. Center for Choreographic Development, Worcester Theatres
Baroque Walks is Created with Support From the City of Prague and the state Fund for the Czech Republic.