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Rachel Bagshaw: THE SHAPE OF THE PAIN / WHERE I GO – Sophiensæle | Independent Theater in Berlin

Saison 25/26
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20:00
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17:00
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17:00
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Rachel Bagshaw:
THE SHAPE OF THE PAIN / WHERE I GO

TheShapeOfThePain_photo credit The Other Richard_121_HP
Rachel Bagshaw:
THE SHAPE OF THE PAIN / WHERE I GO
ARTIST TALK + FILM
In English

Click here for registration. With the registration for the Artist Talk you will receive the link to the BBC short film Where I Go, which you can watch from July 21st until August 1st. To participate, you must download the Zoom software and agree to its privacy policy

I'm going to talk to you about pain. During the pandemic, Rachel Bagshaw and her artistic team adapted the stage performance The Shape of the Pain for the screen. This process resulted in the 18-minute BBC feature Where I Go. In an Artist Talk, part of Cripping the Pain on Zoom, director Rachel Bagshaw, performer Hannah McPake and sound designer Melanie Wilson show video clips from the original stage performance, talk about the process of creating the piece and how the film revisits the performance as a work of art. They also delve into the pain that informed the production's text and aesthetic, from the first rehearsal to the show's tour, and talk about the great importance of accessibility within the artistic process.

TALK WITH Rachel Bagshaw, Hannah McPake, Melanie Wilson

Director Rachel Bagshaw Writer Chris Thorpe Performer Hannah McPake Composition & Sound Design Melanie Wilson Film editing, D.O.P + Video Design Joshua Pharo Production Designer Madeleine Girling Associate Director Caitriona Shoobridge Production Manager Helen Mugridge Artist Wellbeing Practitioner Lou Platt Producer China Plate

A production of Rachel Bagshaw. Funded by The Wellcome Trust. With the kind support of The National Lottery through Arts Council England. The event is part of the thematic focus Cripping the Pain, which takes place as part of the project The Future is Accessible, funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe - Spartenoffene Förderung.

TheShapeOfThePain_photo credit The Other Richard_121_HP
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