Everything Has Disappeared
By UNIT Productions & Mammalian Diving Reflex + The Chop
BASTARD – Trondheim International Performing Arts Festival 2025
Filipinos are domestic workers in Angola and construction workers in Japan. They staff the oil fields of Libya, with hundreds of thousands working as nannies in Hong Kong. They sing on the stages of remote provinces in China and help run hotels in the Middle East. A quarter of the world’s seafarers are Filipino, comprising 70% of workers on Japanese boats. If they disappear. Everything disappears.
Everything Has Disappeared focuses on the very unique relationship the Filipino diaspora has to the global economy: they are everywhere and deeply involved in our lives as central threads in a tapestry that defines human dignity itself. Don’t think your life is interwoven with our Filipino brothers and sisters? Using digital interactive technologies - and a little magic - Everything Has Disappeared will prove otherwise. You will never look at your world the same again.
Everything Has Disappeared has been created to illuminate our collective identity as one big gigantic collection of swarming. Within this swarming, we exist as unique individual selves who - together - all serve a distinct role in keeping this world working in some kind of functional chaos - making moves and living life that sustain our interconnected nature.
| Conceived and Directed by | Hazel Venzon & Darren O’Donnell |
| Produced by | Isabel Ahat & Ryan Lewis |
| Illustrations by | David Oro |
| Set, Lighting & Video Design by | potatoCakes_digital |
| Costume Design by | Brenda McLean |
| Sound Composition by | Simon Campana |
| Sound Design by | Princess Dasha |
| Stage Management by | Wei Qing Tan |
| Mentalism/Illusions by | Erik Mana |
| Social and economic research support by | Dr. Geraldine Pratt |
| Cultural Resources and Consultancy by | Dr. Dennis D. Gupa |
| 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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