a perfect person
By Gabel Eiben
How far do we need to go to be a balanced, engaged, healthy, correct, perfect person?
a perfect person The text for the work was collaged from hours and hours of recorded conversations where the playwright, Gabel Eiben, had earnest discussions about image, addiction, parenting, social movements, and inevitably, death.
It may fail to have any concrete answers on any of this stuff, but it tries. It tries really hard with mostly funny and maybe some small poignant results.
The piece is autobiographical in its struggle with these big and small trials about being a «perfect» person when it’s a struggle not to eat a whole bag of cookies or lose your temper with your kid.
This theater piece is demanding on the performers as they physically tire themselves while keeping up with the language and calisthenic stage tasks while interacting with a filmed moving background.
Artist Talk October 24th
An artist talk with performers from the company will take place immediately after the performance on october 24th, in the auditorium. The moderator for the conversation will be decided closer to the performance. The talk is free of charge and will last up to 60 minutes.
| Concept/Text | Gabel Eiben |
| Performers | Gabel Eiben and Ross Cowan |
| Choreographer / Outside eye | Tale Dolven |
| Scenic and lighting design | Luka Curk |
| Technician | Thore Warland |
| Graphic design | Michael Buchino |
| Costume design | Victoria Heggelund |
| Financial support | Kulturrådet, Dramatikkens hus, Stavanger kommune |
| Workshops / residencies | Dramatikkens hus, DansiS, Gold & Pech Theater |
| Pay what you can 1 | 280,- |
| Pay what you can 2 | 230,- |
| Pay what you can 3 | 160,- |
| Pay what you can 4 | 110,- |
| Pay what you can 5 | 80,- |
| Solidarity ticket | 400,- |
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