Human VPN: Someplace_else
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Thu 22 Oct19:30Try-outFrascati, AmsterdamFrascati 3
Ongeplaceerd/Free seating Standard ticket € 13,00 -
Fri 23 Oct19:30PremièreFrascati, AmsterdamFrascati 3
Ongeplaceerd/Free seating Standard ticket € 18,00 < 27 jaar € 13,00 Stadspas € 13,00 CJP € 13,00 -
Sat 24 Oct19:30Frascati, AmsterdamFrascati 3
Ongeplaceerd/Free seating Standard ticket € 18,00 < 27 jaar € 13,00 Stadspas € 13,00 CJP € 13,00
Credits
choreography Marina Orlova performance Marina Orlova, Valeryia Le, Asya Deinekina, Arieh Chrem collaboration Valeryia Le dramaturgical advise Asya Deinekina sound design Arieh Chrem advise, ollaboration Maria Mavridou research collaboration Xdzunúm Danae Trejo Boles production Marina Orlova co-production Irina Prostakova, Nils Rottgardt, Frascati Producties development support Un-Label Studio, The Grey Space in the Middle, 4bid gallery, Plantage Dok with support of Voordekunst, Cultuurfonds, WE Jansen Fonds big thanks to Irina Orlova, Frederike Manders, Sonia Kazovsky, Burkhard Körner, Martina Novak, Ulrike Neumann, YuJing Liu and all the donors of the crowdfunding campaign that made this project possible
About Marina Orlova
Marina Orlova (1987) is an independent dance/theatre maker, tech-dramaturg and AI researcher based in Amsterdam. She received education in sociology in Moscow and in experimental choreography at the Amsterdam Academy of Theatre and Dance.
Marina works with topics of human-AI relationships, mental health, migration and border politics. She creates interdisciplinary performances that combine her background in sociology, curiosity for technology, choreographic methodologies and lived knowledge of marginalised communities. Marina mediates between engineering logic and theatrical devices, using technology as metaphor and mirror to societal issues. She works within aesthetics of absurdism, tragicomedy and autofiction.
Marina’s theatre performance I’m a Robot and I need Therapy was presented at Frascati, Veem House for Performance, Flam Festival, Next Level Festival in Dortmund, Worm Rotterdam. Her lecture-performance Why robots need therapy was presented Next Nature Digital Wellness Show; Society 5.0 Festival; de Balie; Mesh Festival (Basel); Korzo Theater; Iterations Symposium; and in various academic settings.
Marina’s artistic practice also includes writing, teaching and facilitating a support group for “artists in distress”.