Black Ocean
Orionteatern / Södermalm
- This show is part of Stockholm Fringe Festival 2020 -
With The National Black Theatre of Sweden
An open jazz space of stories and internal landscapes where an audience is sitting within the worlds of Afrofuturism, fragmented texts and ghosts of the past and present -without apology and justification we dare you to sink into the waves … This performance meets blackness, meets ritual, meets memory, meets future. NBTS has created The Nubian Collective – inspired by the musical and intellectual spiritual discourse from the African diaspora from the 1940s-1970s. Artists from across genres meet through their expression of the arts – poetry, literature, music, movements and rituals, creating connection and history for a community celebrating our heritage through the arts.
40 minutes + 40 minutes Q&A
Theatre, Performance art
From Sweden, in English and Swedish
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The 11th edition of STOFF (Stockholm Fringe Festival) returns this fall, 15-19 September, in the shape of a HYBRID festival, that will feature old and new festival modules: both IRL fringe art, and online showcases!
We hope that you, our audience, will embrace our local and global talent, as they manoeuvre their way through the new #COVID19 reality.
STOFF 2020 will feature some of our favourite creatives on venues like Danscentrum, Teater Tre, Orionteatern, Abundo’s new streaming platform, Facebook, Instagram, and other digital platforms.
Sydney Fringe will also be involved, sharing the best of the Aussie fringe scene!
More info + full 2020 programme via: www.stockholmfringe.com
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WELCOME!
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Stoff is part of Nordic Fringe Network – NFN & World Fringe + IETM international network for contemporary performing arts, Scensverige & Transit Kulturinkubator – tid, råd och rum för konstnärliga verksamheter
With support from Kulturförvaltningen Region Stockholm, Kulturrådet, Kulturstöd för unga Stockholms stad