THEATRE
My Revolution is Better Than Yours
Title: My Revolution is Better Than Yours (2018-2020)
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Sanja Mitrović
Roles: Rudie Dutschke, Maria from Movie Viva Maria played by Jeanne Moreau, British Officer and Peter Uhl
Commissioned and produced by Théâtre Nanterre-Amandiers Paris and KVS Brussels
Description: My Revolution Is Better Than Yours is inspired by the international protests of ’68 as one of the first genuinely global phenomenons, its potential legacy, as well as perceptions of this turbulent period from half a century distance.
Production: Sanja Mitrović / Stand Up Tall Productions (BE) in cooperation with Centre Dramatique National Nanterre-Amandiers (FR)
Venues: Centre Dramatique National Nanterre-Amandiers, Paris (FR), Centre Dramatique National Nanterre-Amandiers – Nanterre, Paris (FR), Le Maillon Théâtre de Strasbourg Scène Européenne, Strasbourg (FR), Centre Dramatique National Orléans, Orleans (FR), NEXT Festival / La rose des vents, Scène Nationale Lille Metropole, KVS – Koninklijke Vlaamse Schouwburg / Het Brussels Stadstheater, Brussels (BE), Festival Reims Scènes d’Europe, Reims (FR)
Photography: Martin Argyroglo
The Public
Title: The Public by Federico Garcia Lorca (2015 - 2017)
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Alex Rigola
Role: Helen
Produced: Teatro de La Abadía Madrid and Teatre Nacional de Catalunya Barcelona
Description: Written in 1929-30 by Federico G.Lorca, The Public talks about the theater and about desires through the game of masks. Where fiction and reality are superimposed, and whereby the identities are in a continuous metamorphosis, incessantly pursuing authenticity, honesty and freedom.
Venues: Teatro Calderón Valladolid, Teatro Principal de Vitoria, Teatro Bretón Logroño, Teatro Romea Murcia, Teatro de la Abadía Madrid, Teatro Principal Ourense, Teatro Jovellanos Gijón, Auditorio del Niemeyer Aviles, Teatro Central Sevilla, Teatro Alhambra Granada, National Theater Budapest, Teatro Principal Zaragoza
Photography: Ros Ribas and M.S.H.
The Doctor
Title: The Doctor (2016)
Collaboration (Director) with Performer and Producer Khamlane Halsackda
Commissioned and produced by Dansstationen, Malmö
Description: The Doctor, an auto-biographical theater work, attempts to recall what Khamlane remembers about his family's flight from Laos, across the Mekong river, and in the process revealing the human condition in its most glorious and also darkest moments. The Doctor brings to the forefront how issues on cultural adjustments and traditions can catapult a division of what it is to be expected by a son who after all takes on a western approach to a new way of life.
Venue: Dansstationen, Malmö
Photography: Alexis Rodriguez Cancino
Tiger Tail
Title: Tiger Tail by Tennessee Williams (2013)
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Karen Kohlhaas
Role: Baby Doll
Commissioned and produced by Atlantic Studios, New York
Description: Tiger Tail is about a special kind of triangular relationship, Tennessee Williams style. The setting is his favored rural Mississippi but the tale is at least as old as the commedia dell'arte. Here the cuckolded husband, young wife and lover come with a full load of Williams's sarcasm loaded onto each character.
Venue: Atlantic Studios, New York
Photography: Karen Kohlhaas
Off the Muff
Title: Off The Muff (2013)
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Elisa Blynn
Commissioned and produced by Elisa Blynn
Description: A theatrical art installation in which an ensemble of women tell non fictional true stories "from the perspective of their vaginas."
Venue: White Box Gallery, New York
Photography: Eliot Goldstein
Acts of Love
Title: Acts of Love (2013)
Collaboration (Actress) with Actor and Director David Deblinger
Commissioned and produced by Ella Lounge and Enforced Entertainment
Description: A Monologue about a pivotal act of love in teenage years during the Yugoslavia war
Venue: Ella Lounge, New York
Photography: David Deblinger
Lucky Penny
Title: Lucky Penny (2012)
Collaboration (Actress) with Actor and Director David Deblinger
Description: A story about the son and his father
Venue: Cherry Lane Theater, New York
My Albatross
Title: My Albatross (2012) by Mary Lynn Ceaser
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Jessica Jaber
Role: Cassandra
Commissioned and produced by The Root Collective
Venue: Bank Street Theater, New York
Aelita
Title: Aelita (2012)
Actress
Description: An interactive performance based on the Russian movie character Aelita (Revolt of the Robots), whereby the performer communicates via writing in her book, intending to find a new way of communication through slowing time and nonverbal talk.
Venue: Sleep No More, McKittrick Hotel, New York
Photography: Desiree De Cahlo
Teach Us That This Is Not A Love Song
Title: Teach Us That This Is Not A Love Song (2012)
Playwright
Description: A one-act play centered around the mysterious disappearance of a mother.The play uses elements of magical realism to bring into question the ways in which a family’s dysfunction can be passed down through generations, scarring its children and creating lifelong struggles for them to obtain solid ground on which to stand.
Venue: Bank Street Theater, New York
Full for Love
Title: Full for Love & Closer by Sam Shepard and Patrick Marber (2011)
Roles: May & Alice
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Charles Goforth
Venue: Center Stage , New York
Dia de los Muertos
Title: Dia de los Muertos by Anthony P. Pennino (2011)
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Alberto Bonilla
Roles: Pilar & Greta
Commissioned and produced by Latea Theater, New York
Description: Dia De Los Muertos is a bilingual Western set in Mexico, with Spanish and English dialogue, Irish terrorists from 1916, and magical realism.
Venue: Latea Theater, New York
The Crying Body
Title: The Crying Body (2004)
Collaboration (Actress) with Director Jan Fabre
Produced by Troubleyn/Jan Fabre Antwerp
In coproduction with Théâtre de la Ville Paris, deSingel Antwerp and Tramway Glasgow
Description: The performance examines the body with its research focused on the crying body and its various manifestations, where the body no longer contains a story or a character. Instead, it is reduced to primal matter. It simultaneously is the subject and object.
Venues: deSingle Antwerp, Théâtre de la Ville, Teatro Out Off Milano and Tramway Theater Glasgow.
Photography: Maarteen Vanden Abeele
