Jorah Sarah

P4rTy GWoRLz N3v4h Di3

Vincent Riebeek

Fri 27 Nov and Sat 28 Nov

An ode to brave spaces, radical friendship, spectacular failure, transformation, and bodily fluids.

performance

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Fri 27 Nov

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Sat 28 Nov

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Fri 27 Nov

20:00

Frascati, Amsterdam

Frascati 2

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Sat 28 Nov

20:00

Premiere

Frascati, Amsterdam

Frascati 2

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We all know her: the party girl. When she enters a room, you are not the only one who notices. She is impossible to miss, yet somehow remains elusive. You catch glimpses of her throughout the night. Maybe she asks you for a light. Maybe you overhear her laugh from across the room. Maybe you brush past her on the dance floor or catch a trace of her perfume as she disappears into the crowd. Perhaps you encounter her in a compromising situation near the bathroom stalls. For a brief moment, your worlds overlap.

But you never see how the night ends for her. You never see her finding her way home. You never learn where she goes when the music stops. And yet, the next time you go out, she is there again.

P4rTy GWoRLz N3v4h Di3 brings together five performers from the nightlife scene in a performance spectacle that moves between dance, theatre, performance art and aerial performance. Departing from the figure of the party girl, they inhabit a universe of transformation, excess, friendship, desire and glorious imperfection.

Credits

concept & creation Vincent Riebeek performers & co-creation Kéwè K. Bonono, Nica Roses, Slim Soledad & Mavi Veloso costume Ginta Tinte technician Mirko Lazowic production DANSCO / Isobel Dryburgh co-production De Warme Winkel, Theater Rotterdam & Arsenic Lausanne thanks to AFK Amsterdam, NORMA Fonds, Fonds21, Amsterdam Fringe Festival & Frascati Amsterdam photography Jorah Sarah promo videos Jan Hoek

About Vincent Riebeek

Since his debut with Florentina Holzinger in 2010, Vincent Riebeek has been known for boundary-pushing performances that question conventions around identity, taste and representation. After more than a decade of exploring the possibilities, risks and transformative power of the body, he now turns his attention to the conditions that make such work possible.