Photo: Tiziana Niespolo.

Baltic Circle Festival would like to say a big thank you to all amazing artists, staff, volunteers, audience and partners who made the festival happen!

The festival gathered 3 250 visitors this year, with over hundred of them coming from abroad.

Baltic Circle Festival produced three premieres. In addition it co-produced two other performances and the Show Your Sisu project.

Baltic Circle Festival’s free Festival Lounge was very popular this year as well. The additional programme included seminars, workshops, discussions, brunches and an installation.

The next Baltic Circle Festival will be held November 13-17, 2013. See you then!

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In the performance Janne Saarakkala (FIN), Nina Larissa Bassett (DEN), Ivo Briedis (LAT) and Elin Petersdottir (ISL) are researching their family histories, and the possible wars connected to these histories.

LEFTOVERS FROM THE WAR teaser from LOFTW on Vimeo.

Baltic Circle Festival produces in co-production with TEKIJÄ – Theatre Touring Network project two residency periods. One of the upcoming performances being Leftovers from the War.The whole group is now in Finland and are staying in HIAP residency apartments in Suomenlinna.

Follow the process of Leftovers from the War on their blog.

Premiere 8.11. at the Finnish National Museum.

Live@Belly, photo Jonna Koivumäki

At the Baltic Circle opening club on Wed 7th November at KokoTeatteri will perform a Finnish singer-songwriter Aino Venna. Venna’s EP Waltz to Paris was released in the spring of 2012 and received a warm welcome. Venna, who has been compared to Leonard Cohen, flirts with the chanson and old rock n’ roll. Aino Venna’s debute album Marlene will be released on 26.10.

At the same night Baltic Circle Festival Lounge offers performance art in the spirit of DO TANK throughout the evening, for example Pia Lindy’s (choreographer, writer, live-art artist) solo called Oh Lightness. DJ duo is Wonderlust, two visual artists who combine music with elements of visual and performing arts.

Baltic Circle Festival Lounge offers every night stunning performances, amazing gigs and great DJ’s. Free entrance!

Listen to Aino Venna’s new single Devil Take Care, from the debute album Marlene.

From the last collaboration of Nya Rampen (FIN), Institutet (SWE) and the artist Markus Öhrn (SWE) was born the noted performance Conte dʼAmour (2010), co-produced by Baltic Circle, that has been presented in theaters and events around Europe, among others Avignon Festival of 2012. Today their new performance We love Africa and Africa loves us will have a premiere in Berlin, Ballhaus Ost theater.

We love Africa and Africa loves us continues from where Conte dʼAmour ended. The family that escaped the horrors of Joseph Fritzl ́s cellar is now searching for new defining borders. The solution is called Africa – the western concept of Africa – as something not yet civilized, wild, original and authentic  that defines the family and motivates it to structure anew. We love Africa and Africa loves us takes the audience on a journey into the heart of European darkness.

The performance will have its premiere in Finland on November at Baltic Circle Festival  Fri 9.11. 18:00 at Media Center Lume. Other performance on 10.11. & 11.11. 16:00.

Performed in English & German. Duration 2 h 40 min. Tickets 25 € / 15 € from Ticketmaster Finland (www.lippupalvelu.fi) and Q-teatteri (Q-teatteri.fi).

Produced by: Institutet, Nya Rampen, Baltic Circle, Ballhaus Ost, Garage X & Inkonst

http://ballhausost.de

http://www.nyarampen.fi

http://institutet.eu

Photo: Verena Holzgethan & Paul Neuninger

DO TANK is an experimental program spanning a variety of different art forms, which invites artists to act on behalf of a world with a more diverse base of values, joint responsibility and sense of community. It is a series of different performances, spaces, processes, gatherings, installations, workshops and dialogues that are based on the theme of the event – the possibility of change in society through art.

DO TANK seeks not so much outspoken declarations as actions which might expand and open up the different horizons in which art can participate in building and changing society, above all on a personal and communal grass-root level. DO TANK seeks actions that lead to perhaps small bot nonetheless concrete steps. The project wishes to support local communities, building bridges between international artists and organizations and participate in building a new, active sense of working in the middle-ground between art and activism. The work is in no way related to party politics.

DO TANK spawned from an idea to create a space where artists react with concrete actions to the social and political challenges of their societies and global environments. The First DO TANK was held in Munich from Nov. 18th to Dec. 4th 2011 as a part of the international Spielart Festival. Satu Herrala works as the curator for the event together with Angelika Fink, the artistic director of Pathos München.

Read Satu Herrala’s Curator’s statement

Follow the projet:

http://dotankhelsinki2012.blogspot.fi

www.facebook.com/toDOTANK

Photo by Tani Simberg. In the photo: Johanna Hammarberg & Martina Marti

Baltic Circle and Tekijä – Theatre Touring Network Project have organized an international seminar TOURING IN SCANDINAVIA AND THE BALTICS: BRIDGING REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES in Helsinki, November 17-18, 2011.

The seminar has resulted into a publication, that includes 12 presentations, and comments by art theorist Max Ryynänen. Publication was edited by seminar moderators Martina Marti and Johanna Hammarberg, layout by Riitta Yrjönen.

DOWNLOAD A PDF PUBLICATION HERE

photo by: Alice Pittacolo

At the annual Thalia Gala organized by Finnish theatre organizations on March 11th in Swedish Theatre in Helsinki, 19 awards where given to theatre makers, organizations and productions, including the Tinfo Prize. The Prize is awarded by Theatre Information Centre  to honor theatre producers, critics, researchers and innovative projects and to highlight best practices in theatre communication. This year, Tinfo Prize was awarded to Baltic Circle Festival Director Eva Neklyaeva.

The Jury’s Criteria:

Eva Neklyaeva has a personal, ambitious style of leading the festival.

Neklyaeva has had long experience as a producer of contemporary theater. With her personal, dedicated approach to work Neklyaeva has brought visibility to contemporary theatre field. Neklyaeva’s way of producing a festival is content-driven and thoughtfully curated – a combination of festival shows, clubs and workshops create a living organism that exists by its own laws. Baltic Circle has become a risk-taking, openly communicating festival that offers the audience and theatre makers a wide range of meeting grounds.

Neklyaeva is a producer of theatre(science), who has brought forth Finnish theatre expertise and created new networks in the performing art field. In this sense, Neklyaeva has carried on and developed the honorable traditions of Baltic Circle Festival.

Especially last edition of Baltic Circle made Helsinki look like a diverse and lively theatre city. The festival used innovative communication and networking strategies, received a lot of public attention and succeeded in attracting new audiences.

By awarding the prize to Eva Neklyaeva the jury wants to honor the curator who brings together dramaturgical and production-based approach in her work.

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“We woke up at 9. Came to the tent at ten. Cleaned and washed the dishes. Then we went to sauna.”

Ten journeys to a place where nothing happens tries to avoid too much performing. The biggest challenge for the makers of the performance, Juha Valkeapää and Taito Hoffrén, is to do nothing. Simply to be. In this they sometimes succeed, sometimes not.

10 Journeys to a Place Where Nothing Happens by Juha Valkeapää & Taitto Hoffrén premiered at Baltic Circle Festival 2010, and is still touring. Next time you can catch it in brut, Wien on January 19-21, 2012.

Check out new online diary from the tour!

Photo by Tani Simberg

Photo: Tani Simberg

A big thanks to all absolutely amazing artists, staff, volunteers, audience, partners and participants who made the festival of 2011!

The international theatre festival Baltic Circle 2011 attracted a larger audience than in previous years. The festival featured 50 performances and other events, attended by 3555 spectators in all – which is more than ever.

At the festival there were five premieres, which were produced or international co-produced by Baltic Circle. Three of these productions have started touring abroad. The Festival Lounge offered every night awesome and free shows at the Universum theatre.

Baltic Circle Festival Additional Programme included four workshops, a panel debate The Role of Audience in Contemporary Performance, a book release by performance group Kukkia and a seminar Touring in Scandinavia and the Baltics, which was organized together with the Theatre Touring Network Project TEKIJÄ.

The next Baltic Circle Festival will be held in November 7-11, 2012.

Until next year!

Kansan Uutiset 13.11.2011, Arbetarbladet 18.11.2011, Hufvudstadsbladet 18.11.2011 and Voima-lehti 9/2011 interviewed Festival Director Eva Neklyaeva about the performance Two in Your House by Teatr.doc. The articles are in Finnish and Swedish.

Yle Kultakuume 18.11.2011. did a radio interview about Teatr.doc and Eva Neklyaeva. The interview is in Finnish.

YLE TV News (14.11.2011) reported about Build Me a Mountain! by Verk Produksjoner. Scroll video to 0.18.04. The report is in Finnish.

Hufvudstadsbladet (16.11.2011) interviewed Verk’s director Fredrik Hannestad. The article is in Swedish.

Min Morgon (16.11.2011) interviewed Nya Rampen’s Jakob Öhrman, director of the performance Worship! Scroll to 8.05. The interview is in Swedish.

Radio Vega (Scroll to 0.38.00) and YLE Pixel interviewed actors from Nya Rampen. The interviews are in Swedish.

Journalist Sanna Uuttu saw the premiere of Nya Rampen’s Worship!. www.fifi.fi The article is in Finnish.

Critiques of the performances Worship! (HBL 19.11.2011), Build Me a Mountain! (HBL 18.11.2011) and Fat Bastards (HBL 22.11.2011) by Hufvudstadsbladet. The critiques are in Swedish.

TICKET SALES
Q-teatteri
Tunturikatu 16, 00100 Helsinki
Tel.  +358 9 4542 1333

Q-teatteri opening hours during the festival week:

ma 14.11. 10:00-15:00
ti 15.11. 11:00-15:00
ke 16.11. 10:00-19.00
to 17.11. 10:00-19.30
pe 18.11. 10:00-19.30
la 19.11. 12:00-19:00
su 20.11. 12:00-18:00

Ticket Service Finland
Tel. +358 (0)600 10 800 (1,96€/min + local network charge)
www.lippupalvelu.fi

Tickets are sold at the venues 1 hour before the perfomance, if it’s not sold out.

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Fat Bastards from joonas tikkanen on Vimeo.

Fat Bastards is a girls’ attempt to grasp the essence of ice-hockey through an off-the-wall lecture. It is a do-it-yourself performance about passion, repulsion and creative destruction. “Football is erotic, ice-hockey is porn.”

WED 16.11. 20:00, THU 17.11. 20:00, FRI 18.11. 17:30 & SAT 19.11. 17:00
Suvilahti, Tiivistämö, Kaasutehtaankatu 1
20 / 15 €
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Journalist Martti Mäkelä (Skenet 2.11.) interviewed Jakob Öhrman, the director of Nya Rampen’s new performance WORSHIP!

WORSHIP! will be premiered at Baltic Circle Festival November 16th. In the performance Nya Rampen takes hold of the most renowned plays of all time, taking a look at mortal sins trough Shakespeare’s tragedies. WORSHIP! examines the characteristic human need to believe in and belong to something, be it a religion, an ideology or art. Nya Rampen ponders why fiction such as Shakespeare’s tragedies still reaches audiences. Do we need stories in order to understand reality?

Read the article (In Finnish).

Photo: Nikolai Botvinnik

Baltic Circle invites you to the Festival Brunch Sat 19.11. & Sun 20.11. where you can enjoy delicious food and drinks, meet new people and old friends as well as recover from the previous night’s celebrations at Festival Lounge. Buffet and a glass of sparkling wine guarantee a perfect start for the weekend’s festival experience!

During the Festival Brunch you are welcomed to visit Johanna Lecklin’s live-ar t installation Confessions in the lobby of Puoli-Q Theatre where you can reveal your darkest or funniest secrets. After the brunch you can see the performance Build Me a Mountain! by Verk Produksjoner (NO R) at Q-teatteri at 2pm.

Festival Brunch
19.11. & 20.11. 12:00-14:00
Q-teatteri, Tunturikatu 16
10€
Food tickets can be purchased in advance from Q-teatteri or Lippupalvelu (Ticket Service Finland).

Q-teatteri
Tel.  +358 9 4542 1333 (Tue-Fri 11:00-15:00)

Ticket Service Finland
Tel. +358 (0)600 10 800 (1,96€/min + local network charge)
www.lippupalvelu.fi

Photo: Andrea Brandt

Finnish music magazine Sue reported about the Fat Bastards performance at Baltic Circle Festival and the collaboration between musicians Emily Cheeger, Juho Alajuuma and the directors Anni Ojanen and Hili Iivanainen.

Read the article (in Finnish) here.

Baltic Circle Festival offers free bus transport to Festival Lounge from Suvilahti, Media Centre Lume and Cabel Factory after the last performances of the day. Please see departure times from the links below.

Wed 16.11.

Fat Bastards / Suvilahti, Tiivistämö

Worship! / Media Centre Lume

Thu 17.11.

Fat Bastards / Suvilahti, Tiivistämö

Fri 18.11.

Worship! / Media Centre Lume

Sat 19.11.

Two in Your House / Cabel Factory, Hurjaruuth

Worship! / Media Centre Lume

Worship! trailer from Nya Rampen on Vimeo.

Once again in November Nya Rampen challenges preconceptions about what theatre should be through seeking new means of expression from other fields of art. Worship!, premiered at Baltic Circle Festival, examines the characteristic human need to believe in and belong to something, be it a religion, an ideology or art.

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The clothes of the BALTIC RE-CIRCLE fashion collection can now be purchased at the design and art store Myymälä2 in the center of Helsinki and also in November at the Baltic Circle Festival.

Milja Nevalainen and Hannele Äijälä from School of Art and Design have designed the redesign clothing collection of Baltic Circle Festival.

Tsto Agency has designed a BALTIC RE-CIRCLE label that can be seen in the clothes inspired by the colorful days of Twin Peaks, black coffee, cherry pie – jazz and the darkness of the night.

Shop till you drop!

Myymälä2

Uudenmaankatu 23, 00100 Helsinki

Opening Times:
(Mon & Tue closed)
Wed-Sat 12-18
Sun 12-17

Photo: Bjørn Moe

Verk Produksjoner’s The Eternal Smile (Det eviga leendet) has won the Norwegian Hedda Prize for the best performance of the year 2011. The jury finds the performance among other things meaningful, clever and philosophical.

The Hedda Prizes are presented annually for significant achievements in Norwegian theatre.

Read more about the prize here. (the information is in Norwegian)

Verk Produksjoner’s new performance Build Me a Mountain! will be premiered at the Baltic Circle Festival in November.

The programme of Baltic Circle Festival for this year is now published and tickets are for sale. In addition to international guest performances the festival features international co-productions and performances produced by Baltic Circle. These performances put on stage the emerging artists and new trends of performance art at the moment. At the festival there are five premieres, which are produced or international co-produced by Baltic Circle. Festival takes place in Helsinki from 16th to 20th November. Get your tickets now!

This time it’s personal

The festival presents a new international generation of theatre artists as well as several rising talents of the Finnish performance art. Baltic Circle Festival includes a number of performances, which take their inspirations from personal experiences, comment on the role of art and take part in social issues through art. As Festival Director Eva Neklyaeva puts it “This time it’s about reclaiming the stage. This time it’s personal.”

Read more about the entire programme here.

Photo: Timo Wright

The Norwegian theatre company Verk Production visits Helsinki and Tampere in August. Verk is working at artist residence at the Centre for Practise as Research in Theatre at the University of Tampere. The residence period will be from 8th to 12th of August. The premiere of Verk’s new performance Build Me A Mountain! will be at Baltic Circle Festival in November. Baltic Circle is one of the producers of this international co-production.

The starting point of Build Me A Mountain! is the historical meeting of two renowned authors Hella Wuolijoki and Bertolt Brecht during the 1940 peace. Verk Production together with Danish playwright Daniel Wedel has found diaries, letters, stories and plays written by Wuolijoki and Brecht. Build Me A Mountain! combines documentary material and fiction to bring up the still current issue that was the main question Wuolijoki and Brecht examined: “the art of being human in an inhumane and complicated world.”

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Summer is starting, but Baltic Circle Festival is already looking towards the upcoming autumn. Baltic Circle Festival takes place from 16th to 20th November and the programme is due to be completed soon In addition to international guest performances the festival will be featuring international co-productions and performances produced by Baltic Circle. The festival includes a number of premieres starring the new generation of theatre artists.

To celebrate the summer’s arrival to Finland, Baltic Circle wants to publish some of the highlights of the 2011 programme. Detailed information and photos of the performances are now available on Baltic Circle’s website!

The complete programme will be published at the end of August. Baltic Circle Festival will take place in Helsinki both in and out of theatre venues. Known as a meeting point for artists and audience, Baltic Circle offers an opportunity to be impressed by new talents and phenomena of contemporary theatre and to participate in seminars and workshops as well as party until morning every night at the Festival Lounge!

A Cheerful Buddha and a tormented Michelin-man lay on the floor, sliced into pieces. How has it come to this? Read more

During the 1940 peace, writers Hella Wuolijoki and Bertolt Brecht who was exiled from Germany were sitting on the terrace of the Marlebäck mansion drinking coffee and discussing world peace. They were optimistic, telling stories to each other and creating a utopia in the midst of Europe that was burning. Read more

Nya Rampen takes hold of the most renowned plays of all time, taking a look at mortal sins trough Shakespeare’s tragedies while wearing panty-hose. What does Nietzsche’s famous quote “God is dead” mean to the modern world that is struggling in a chaos after the humanistic era? Read more

Are you the actor, director or spectator of your own life?

What is the effect of acting, directing or watching a scene of drama in terms of real life? What does life do to drama? Read more

Baltic Circle Festival starts the year 2011 by organizing a club evening on Friday 13 May at Club YK in Helsinki. In addition to magnificent artists and performance art Baltic Circle presents a new redesign clothing collection. Last Autumn Baltic Circle was the first theatre festival to launch an own fashion collection designed by Milja Nevalainen (Taik). The collection gets an expected addition in the spring and summer patterns.

Tsto Agency’s Graphic Designer Johannes Ekholm has designed a BALTIC RE-CIRCLE label that is now seen in colorful dresses, shirts, pants, scarves and baby overalls. The trendiest redesign fashion of this summer will be on sale at Baltic Circle Club!

Talented leading actors Elena Leeve and Eero Ritala together with baby Veikko are starring the BALTIC RE-CIRCLE collection. Photographer: Tani Simberg

Baltic Circle Festival makes a kick start to the year 2011 and organizes a club evening May 13th at YK-klubi in Helsinki. Baltic Circle Club enriches the club culture in Helsinki by presenting new, international music stars in addition to stunning performance shows.

IIRIS by: Kristjan Lepp

IIRIS

The international guest artist of the evening is Estonian singer-songwriter Iris Vesik. With her captivating personal sound and energetic live performance IIRIS has been compared to Kate Bush and is now a  rising star of Estonian electronic pop. IIRIS is working on a debut album that combines pop, rock, unique innovations, the synthetic and classical piano, electronic soundscapes and catchy pop melodies. Year 2010 IIRIS gave concerts in Finland, Turkey, Latvia and two performances at The International Music Business Market Popkomm. The winner of the public vote of Tallinn Music Week has performed also in the opening ceremony of European Capital of Culture, Tallinn 2011 -event.

Minä ja Ville Ahonen

Baltic Circle Club presents also a rising star of Finnish music, Minä ja Ville Ahonen. The band released their debut album Autumn 2010. It was praised by critics and got a lot of attention in the Finnish music circles and in the media. Songs composed by Ahonen and written together with Jussi Moila create a very beautiful and melancholic atmosphere that combines sometimes even cheerful dance beats. Minä ja Ville Ahonen crosses the boarders of music genres and manages to create texts that form into small plays.

Minä ja Ville Ahonen by: Hanna Käyhkö

JOKAklubi

Established by Niina Lehtonen-Braun, Mirka Raito and Tellervo Kalleinen, JOKAklubi is a sovereign perfomance group combining music, arts and performance. Their projects are breaking out from their interest to create surprising visuals into even more surprising situations. Their sharp humour is playing big part in the shows – touching absurd sides of human life. During THE ENDS performance at Baltic Circle Club audience has a change to create “the end credits of their life’s”.

JOKAklubi by: Maija Blåfield

Reality Research Center

At Baltic Circle Club Reality Research Center will carry out their Theft Project that explores the potential forms of aesthetic stealing. Unexpected situations can be expected!

BALTIC CIRCLE CLUB
13.5.2011
21-04 (K20)
YK-klubi
Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 21, Helsinki
Tickets: 12€, Presale: www.tiketti.fi

“Estonia’s IIRIS has the eclecticism, the smarts, the innovation, the pop sound, not to mention the adorable image to become a huge mega star.” Halley / MTV Iggy  READ MORE

See IIRIS live at Baltic Circle Club May 13th at YK-klubi, Helsinki!

“Sano” is the starting song of Minä ja Ville Ahonen’s debut album. It is a great introduction to the beautiful and melancholic world of Ville Ahonen.

See them live at Baltic Circle Club May 13th at YK-klubi, Helsinki!

The 8th edition of Baltic Circle festival will be in November 16 – 20, 2011.

BALTIC CIRCLE 2010 thanks everybody who made our festival unforgettable. 

The International Theatre Festival Baltic Circle 2010 featured 67 performances and other events, attended by 2 457 spectators in all. The festival was organised by Q-teatteri in co-operation with KokoTeatteri, Universum, Theatre Info Finland, and HIAP – Helsinki International Artist-in-residence Programme.

The festival supporters are City of Helsinki Cultural Office, the Ministry of Education and Culture, Finnish Cultural Foundation, EU Culture Programme, Nordic Culture Point, Swedish Cultural Foundation in Finland, the Finnish-Swedish Cultural Foundation, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, British Council, Netherlands Embassy in Finland, and Ars Baltica.

Next Baltic Circle festival will be held in November 16–20, 2011.

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Simon Will talks about Gob Squad and Super Night Shot performance with Nina Ruotsalainen from Soffa.tv. Check out what happens when Gob Squad launches a war on autonomy in Helsinki 19.-20.11. at Baltic Circle Festival! SOFFA.TV

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Boring festival T-shirts are out. Baltic Circle is the first theatre festival which has an own fashion collection from recycled clothes. Festival is selling recycled clothes and accessories with a “BALTIC-RE-CIRCLE Second Hand Clothing” -label designed by graphic designer Johannes Ekholm. The collection includes for example retro patterns, eighties coats, different kind of shirts, shorts, scarves and baby clothes. The collection is on sale at Festival Lounge every evening from 17. to 21. November starting at 9pm. Recycled clothes project was implemented by Milja Nevalainen and Hannele Äijälä (Taik). Baltic Circle Festival wants to thank Suvi Saloniemi from the Kunsthalle who gave the idea for the project.
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“Hello. My name is Simon Will and tonight I will sacrifise myself for the cause. Tonight I will prepare myself the role of hero.” THREE, TWO, ONE, GO!

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Baltic Circle Festival presents performance CONTE D’AMOUR created by two theater groups, Swedish INSTITUTET and Finnish NYA RAMPEN. The performance is an international co-production created in co-operation with Ballhaus Ost (Berlin), Inkonst (Malmö) and Baltic Circle. Conte D’ Amour is a theatrical investigation of the grotesque case of Joseph Fritzl. The premiere was at May in Berlin and the performance takes place 17-18 November at 6pm at Korjaamo as a part of Baltic Circle Festival.

Finnish journalist of Helsingin Sanomat, Maria Säkö visited Berlin to see the performance: ”Conte D’Amour is delightful – its artful acting is complimented by the combination of modern media art and theatre”. (HS 16.5.2010.) Read the interesting Finnish article:  “Joseph Fritzl onkin jokamies”.

Famous Dutch group DOOD PAARD visits Finland for the first time at Baltic Circle Festival. Theater collective was founded 17 years ago and is very accomplished on the international theater field. Dood Paard has performed on many international theater festivals. Baltic Circle Festival will present two of their performances in November.

MEDEIA is a contemporary version of the Medea myth about love and its many truths and lies. The text is interlaced with lyrics of American and English pop songs. These lyrics are, like Greek mythology, part of our collective memory.

Fri 19.11. at 8pm
Mediakeskus Lume, Hämeentie 135
20/15 €

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In the ANSWER ME five interrogators with kitschy costumes want to hear the truth they say they already know – they just want to hear the words from prisoner’s mouth. In the performance language turns into an instrument of abuse.

Sat 20.11. at 8pm
Sun 21.11. at 7pm (meet the artists)
Mediakeskus Lume, Hämeentie 135
20/15 €

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BALTIC CIRCLE FESTIVAL CREATES NEW TRACKS!

What kind of Baltic Circle would you like? Are you in the mood for a walk on the dark side of human mind or would you just like to spend a Sunday differently? Use these suggestions to plan your own route through the festival.

EXPLORE THE CITY
Gob Squad: Super Night Shot – Juha Valkeapää & Taito Hoffrén: Ten Journeys to a Place where Nothing Happens – Reality Research Center & Natsuko Tezuka, Megumi Kamimura, Taiyo Tochiaki, Daisuke Kishii, Yoko Ishiguro: Sacred City – Lounge

SUNDAY OFF
Brunch – Leif Holmstrand: Wearing the Territorial (Down) – Hans Rosenström: Three Apart – Reality Research Center: Three Little Sisters – Lounge

ON THE DARK SIDE
Dood Paard: Answer Me – Oblivia: Entertainment Island 3 – Teater 90º: Aniara – Lounge

TWISTED LOVE
Institutet & Nya Rampen: Conte D’Amour – Peeter Jalakas & Von Krahli Teater: Magic Flute – Dood Pard: medEia – Lounge

WORKSHOPS
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