FEST EN FEST 2018

Programme

22-24 June

Strangers & Others
FRIDAY 22 JUNE, 3, 5 & 7 pm

Strangers & Others

H2DANCE
Now That We Know

performance

Friday 22 JUNE 2018, 7pm

Now That We Know

Matthias Sperling
Opening Party & Closing Drinks

PARTY & EXHIBITION

Friday 22 June 2018, 7pm

Opening Party & Closing Drinks

Prologue

performance

Sat 23 & Sun 24 JUNE 2018

Prologue

Björn Säfsten
Shadows of Tomorrow

performance

Sat 23 & Sun 24 JUNE 2018

Shadows of Tomorrow

Ingri Fiksdal
A Slow Escape

Performance

Saturday 22 June 2018, 5.45pm

A Slow Escape

Karen Røise Kielland
Me Too

performance

saturday 23 June 2018, 8.30pm

Me Too

Kristin Ryg Helgebostad
Fest en Fest Midsummer

PARTY & PERFORMANCE

23 JUNE 2018, 9.30pm

Fest en Fest Midsummer

Ula Metall
No Title

performance

Sunday 24 June 2018, 4pm

No Title

Mette Edvardsen

DISCURSIVE LUNCHES.

Join us for Fest en Fest Discursive Lunches supported by Edgar Schmitz and Martin Hargreaves. These events are free, but booking is needed as capacity is very limited.

Friday 22 June

Choreographer Björn Säfsten (SE) and performance maker Karen Røise Kielland (NO) talks to Martin Hargreaves about the use of language and text in their work, where this interest stems from and how it impacts the aesthetics of the work.

Saturday 23 June

Choreographer Ingri Fiksdal (NO) and lighting designer Ingeborg Staxrud Olerud (NO) talks with Martin Hargreaves (UK) about the equal balance of light, movement and costume in the work Shadows of Tomorrow.

Sunday 24 June

Join us for a light Sunday brunch just before Mette Edvardsen performance of No Title at Laurie Grove Studios.

Choreograher/performer Mette Edvardsen (NO/BE) will be a conversation with dramaturg Martin Hargreaves (UK) about what it is like to make work and base your practice in a specific social, political and geographical context and how/if that impacts the work you make?

More info.

Fest en Fest is a choreographic project in the format of a new international festival of expanded choreography, with the aim to develop new connections and infrastructures across borders. The project looks at the overall choreography of a festival where the elements; the  audience, the artists and the local community come together as main protagonists. Questioning choreographic practice, the context for art production, current programming and aesthetic power structures, Fest en Fest aims to make space for artists and audiences to come together to present works and ideas; discuss, provoke, influence and be a force for change. Through performances, talks, lunches and parties, the event will have overlapping activities in and between four different spaces over three days, becoming a network for interaction and connection.

The first edition of Fest en Fest will took place 22nd to 24th of June 2018 in Deptford London. Partnering with three venues; Trinity Laban, The Albany and Goldsmiths, Fest en Fest aims to become an annual event.

Supported by: Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance — The Albany — Goldsmiths, University of London — MARs (Mountain of Art Research) — London Contemporary Dance School — Opstart Nordic Culture Fund — Royal Norwegian Embassy — Embassy of Sweden