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PALAVER
-theatre and languages
festival -
at the Contact Theatre,
Manchester 2005
Envision Theatre - A Crime Against the Lambs
Cadmium Compagnie - Words Leave Us
Petit Soleil - Hotel Babele
Servi di Scena - homesick 01-03
photos by matteo scarpellini

ENVISION THEATRE PRESENTED
THE WORLD PREMIERE OF
A
successful right wing businessman and his left wing revolutionary daughter
are at the centre of this drama. When her revolutionary group are forced
to
kidnap her own father as part of a coup the stakes are raised as high
as they
can go. Written by leading Mexican playwright and revolutionary, Carlos
Prieto,
based on his experiences.
With an introductory talk by Carlos' daughter, Ayari Prieto.
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We
also played host to some of our colleague international theatre
companies as part of the Palaver Festival we have been collaborating on
with
Contact Theatre Manchester and the University of Manchester.
Cadmium
Compagnie presented
WORDS LEAVE US
performed by Angela Babuin and Irenee Blin
Using as a point of departure the atmosphere of Beckett's famous
play "Happy
Days", this dance piece seeks to experiment, through movement,
the immobility
and poetic universality of the central character Winnie.
Monday
7 March
Performance every 30 minutes from 7.30pm 9.30pm

www.cadmiumcompagnie.com
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Soleil presented
HOTEL BABELE
What
happens when you die? Italian theatre company Petit Soleil bring
to life
the suggestive atmosphere of Hotel Babele, where recently-dead
citizens of the
world are received in order to come to terms with the fact that
they have died,
before they move on to ? Hotel Babele has been toured across the
world
including to London, Paris and New York.
Thursday 10 March
8pm
www.petitsoleil.it
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Servi
di Scena and Progetto 47 presented
HOMESICK: Waiting, Sunday Morning & Supper at Eight
Three installations set on a continuous repetition.
homesick
01 - Waiting is set in a bed. It is a non-verbal
exploration of the experience of having nothing to do but wait.
Inspired by a piece of Sylvia Plaths writing about waiting, the
everyday becomes abnormal.

homesick
02 - Supper at Eight is set at a long table. Two
women are waiting for their supper to end. They know an audience
is watching an audience has been watching all their lives. A waiter
silently serves these women the interminable supper, while we
watch them. The operatic aria floating from the other room only
serves as a reminder of the outside world.

homesick
03 - Sunday Morning continues from the end of homesick
01, the same bed, a different person...

Monday 14 March
7pm
www.servidiscena.com
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