MUSIC THEATRE | AUG, SEP 2023 To tackle the evergrowing problem of White Fragility and Saviourism, I restaged Caryl Churchill’s play The After-Dinner Joke from 1978 about the dark side of British charities, as a live radio performance set in that very year. The wobbly mirror held up to society is one of jokes and …
THEATRE | AUG, SEP, OCT 2024 Based on the lived experience of Ariela Nazar-Rosen, make the Bed is a performance that explores an anxiety attack in real time, showing what it’s like when your thoughts consume you whole. During the particular spiral the show is based on, Ariela was struck by a bed-bug scare, isolating her and …
PUPPETRY | MAY, JUN, JUL 2024 There is nothing more powerful than imagining something that makes the world around you more interesting. And there is nothing more frustrating than being told that you can’t or shouldn’t. The Boy Who Couldn’t Sit Still is a dance between a boy and the chair he’s been told to stay in. What happens when …
PAINTING | AUGUST 2023 Black paint on a plain canvas, with frame it’s 30×40 centimetres.
PERFORMANCE | JUNE 2022 After feeling deeply insulted by a sign in a bookstore, a young woman’s spiraling thoughts freeze her to the store’s threshold. Should she go back? Talk to anyone? Blame them for upholding unsettling stereotypes? Or should she run? Again. Not today. Olympe is a twohander about words and war. About Olympe …
MUSIC THEATRE | NOVEMBER 2021 The longest bill is after you. The invoices are after you. The rent, the truth is after you. The city, all and everyone, the neighbours and the cats, the sun, they’ll find you and they’ll see you run – but now, my child, let go. You’re dreaming. De Megalomaan (The …
PICTURE BOOK | FEBRUARY 2021 Sinking ships at the end of night. Sail on, sail on. Until you see the other light, then you are found. Compassless, two siblings walk to the edges of reality, passing not only their own poetic dreams, but also their most frightful nightmares. Sticking together has never been more important …
AUDIO BOOK | MAY 2021 The Great Noise (and how it was found) is a story about a nameless person, a He, who lives in a grey city, with grey walls, grey stones, full of grey, grey lives. Thousands of people live behind their windows and don’t do much else than exist. Nobody goes outside. …
DOCUMENTARY | APRIL 2020 It was too quiet, being locked in my house, waiting for the terrible disease to strike. It was too quiet. And I wasn’t alone. Thousands of isolated people were living side by side, scared to make a sound. And so I reached out, and some of them answered and we made …