Inhale Delirium Exhale
Miet Warlop transforms the stage into a ritual space where physical energy and visual elements become poetic material
Miet Warlop transforms the stage into a ritual space where physical energy and visual elements become poetic material
Finally, the Belgian creator Miet Warlop, renowned across Europe for her visual theatre filled with unexpected images, arrives in Girona. She presents Inhale Delirium Exhale, a piece built like a wave of stimuli with hypnotic depth. Five performers manipulate meters of silk, intertwining physical action and live video to explore the vertigo of creation. Warlop proposes a stage ritual that oscillates between humor, abstraction, and the ecstasy of perception. A show that escapes any attempt at explanation—it must be experienced.
Artistic team
Concept, set design and direction: Miet Warlop
Music: in collaboration with DEEWEE
Performers: Milan Schudel, Emiel Vandenberghe, Margarida Ramalhete, Lara Chedraoui, Mattis Clement, Elias Demuynck et al.
Set design: Miet Warlop in collaboration with Mattis Clement
Costumes: Miet Warlop in collaboration with Elias Demuynck, supervised by Tom Van Der Borght
Interns: Nel Gevaerts / KITOS & Nana Bonsu, Sofia Ristori / Ursulinen Mechelen
Lighting design: Henri Emmanuel Doublier
Lighting: Pieter Kinoli
Sound: Ditten Lerooij
Assistant director: Marius Lefever
Head of production: Sylvie Svanberg
Technical coordination: Marjolein Demey
Outside eye: Danai Anesiadou and Giocomo Bisordi
General coordination: Saskia Liénard
Distribution: Frans Brood Productions
Co-production: Kunstenfestivaldesarts & Kaaitheater Brussels (BE), La Biennale de la Danse Lyon (FR), Tanzquartier Vienna (DE), La Villette Paris (FR), Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg (LU), NTGent (BE), Tandem Scène Nationale Arras/Douai (FR), Internationales Sommerfestival Kampnagel Hamburg (DE), Le Lieu Unique Nantes (FR), Romaeuropa Festival Rome (IT), Athens & Epidaurus Festival (GR), Teatro Municipal do Porto (PT), Theaterfestival Boulevard ’s-Hertogenbosch (NL), Sharjah Art Foundation (AE) and Temporada Alta
With the support of: Flemish Government, Stad Gent, Perpodium and the Belgian federal government’s Tax Shelter
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