NOISE
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Fri 2 Oct ’2620:30Frascati, AmsterdamFrascati 1
Ongeplaceerd/Free seating Standard ticket € 20,00 < 27 jaar € 14,00 Stadspas € 14,00 CJP € 14,00 -
Sat 3 Oct ’2620:30Frascati, AmsterdamFrascati 1
Ongeplaceerd/Free seating Standard ticket € 20,00 < 27 jaar € 14,00 Stadspas € 14,00 CJP € 14,00
Credits
composition, text, performance Gerty Van de Perre, Loulou Hameleers, Robbert Klein, Sanna Elon Vrij and Suzanne Kipping artistic direction Sanna Elon Vrij music direction Robbert Klein dramaturgy Amir Vahidi final direction Lisa Lucassen costume design Mayan Tuulia Frank (in collaboration with Carlotta Schumann, Hagen Keller) scenoraphy, lightdesign Wes Broersen sound design Joost Muller technical production Pablo Strörmann technique Neuköllner Oper (Berlin), Noor Thijssen, Sipke Woudstra (Netherlands) executive production Andrea van Bussel production assistant Zus Downes business lead Rick Mouwen artdirection campaign MaartjeMerel photography campaign Pim Top communication Marlies van der Neut, Pauline Ouwerkerk in co-production with Neuköllner Oper Berlin with support from Fonds Podiumkunsten, Gemeente Rotterdam
In the press
“NOISE feels like a manifesto agains petty nitpicking, a call to fight whatever is causing the high-voltage tension.” **** NRC
“In NOISE, Club Gewalt asks how we can keep our footing in a collapsing world. There is no solution, but there is a strategy: stand in the eye of the storm and feel what the destruction does to you.” Theaterkrant
“You hold your breath and keep your ears open: The immersive sound performance NOISE explores the state of our society.” Taz (Die Tageszeitung)
About Club Gewalt
Club Gewalt is a music-based performance collective from Rotterdam. Rooted in rage fueled by injustice and love for togetherness, they make, compose, produce and perform their own work: ranging from feminist punk-christmas musicals and introspective killjoy operas about institutional racism, to disruptive club nights in museums and political slutpop concerts. Always highly skilled, musical, playful and somehow awkward.
Club Gewalt is addicted to crowds and, on the eve of the apocalypse, they sing their lungs out in an attempt to unlock an alternative timeline.