The Basement
By 71 Bodies
The Basement. A journey full of feelings and emotions difficult to describe in words.
Ungraspable yet felt with intensity. The Basement is a fictional space originating from true
events. Making visible the invisible.
This solo work explores the multiple realities and fictions that arise from the dynamics
expressed when power relationships are morphed. It is intuition led; allowing the body to speak
through physical expression and freedom.
The practice of freedom; personal and artistic.
A freedom that requires labor, courage and urgency to expand beyond imposed limits of
acceptability, legitimacy or beauty.
“...having full agency of my body yet being fearless in my vulnerability. Exposing vulnerability as a strength. A process that needed solitude in the making, in order to understand how to collectively share this journey. This work is essentially about liberation. Reality and fiction coexisting at the same time. Erasing borders of what is real and what has been created. In order to connect through a shared liberation an internal revolution must happen.” ~Daniel Mariblanca1
Content description
Loud noises and music, strobe light, intense imagery, explicid nudity, stage blood, use of masks.
Rosendal Theatre programs work that challenges what performing arts can be, where it takes place, and who creates it. We collaborate with voices that are less frequently heard, those that are marginalised and alternative. As a result, the performances often present challenging content and expressions. If you feel the need to leave the performance partway through, we maintain a low threshold and full understanding for this. On the second floor, you will find a relaxed zone where you can retreat. You can read more about the relaxed zone and accessibility here.
| Choreographer & Performer | Daniel Mariblanca |
| Scenographer | Kjersti Alm Eriksen |
| Light Designer | Thomas Bruvik |
| Sound Artist | Lykorgous Poryfris |
| Filmmaker | Ursula Kaufmann |
| Technician | Andreas Lassen |
| External Eye | Ingeleiv Berstad |
| Production Assistant | Koyote Millar |
| Company & Tour Manager | Davone Sirmans |
| Produced by | 71BODIES |
| Supported by | Kulturrådet |
| Coproducers | Dansens Hus i Oslo, Carte Blanche, Rosendal Teater, Theater Rotterdam, What You See Festival, BIT Teatergarasjen |
| 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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Rosendal Teater is placed in the eastern part of Trondheim, at the other side of the crossing near Lademoen Church. The closest bus stop is Rønningsbakken. Bicycle parking at our wall towards the gas station.
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