Copyright information:Jukkrit Hanpipatpanich
After years of using clever, often poetic metaphors to explore Thai politics, theatre maker Wichaya Artamat now turns the lens on himself. In Juggle & Hide, he takes the stage as an authoritarian director, surrounded by the symbols and objects from his previous work. This time, they refuse to stay silent: his metaphors – the “whatchamacallits” – want to have a word with him.
Together with writer Pathipon Adsavamahapong and the collective DuckUnit, Wichaya builds a mechanical, almost living structure: a theatrical machine that exposes his creative process and dissects his thinking.
The performance functions as both a show and an open work shop. The work moves between two realities: the artistic freedom Wichaya experiences internationally and the censorship that defines his home country, Thailand. Within that tension, he raises an uncomfortable question: how do you make art when not everything can be said? And who ultimately decides what something means – the maker, the audience, or the context?
dates
Thu June 18 8:30 PM
Fri June 19 8:30 PM
Sat June 20 8:30 PM
Sun June 21 3:00 PM
prices
- default € 27
- CJP € 20
- HF Young € 20,50
- youth under 18 € 15
information
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Thai surtitles: English, Dutch
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1 hour 15 minutes (zonder pauze)
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Duck Unit © Rueangrith Suntisuk
Rueangrith Suntisuk
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Juggle & Hide © BIPAM
BIPAM
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Juggle & Hide © BIPAM
BIPAM
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Juggle & Hide © Teeraphan Ngowjeenanan
Teeraphan Ngowjeenanan
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Whicaya Artamat © Bea Borgers
Bea Borgers
