Une étape de travail a été créée lors du Festival XS 2017 au Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles Taxshelter.be, ING et du Tax Shelter du gouvernement fédéral belge Riksteatern, Les Théâtres de la ville du Luxembourg, Mars - Mons arts de la scène, L’Ancre - Théâtre Royal, Grand Théâtre / Noorderzon, Trafó Budapest, Centro Dramático Nacional (INAEM) La Coop asbl et Shelter Prod.
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The entire interview with Cédric Eeckhout is available in the artistic folder Download It's something of a scary challenge and I need to be scared to work."
And finally, because it is about perfor - mance.
And then, it’s because this form offers a possibility of direct dialogue with the public, which is the main partner. So I thought that was the most natural way to talk about a contemporary existential crisis. "First, because during my research on this practice, I discovered that American stand-ups were often very depressed, and that currently, most clubs had a psychiatrist on staff, or an accompanist for their performers. In fact, the idea of making con - nections between my personal and political life came to me quite quickly and amused me: that my crisis of being single in need of a healthy and balanced relationship (a union), could have links with the crises that Europe has been going through since 2008." It got me thinking and I said to myself that I would like to work on Europe while talking about myself too. It was his playwright, Jens Hilje (current director of the Gorki theater in Berlin, and former co-director of Thomas Ostermeier at the Schaubhune) who sug - gested that I try to write or to do a show in the form of stand-up. In each of these projects, we did a lot of improvisation on this theme and we also talked a lot about ourselves, especially with Falk Richter who often uses the lives of his actors in his writing. "The main idea came from the fact that I worked with several European directors on the theme of Europe. They interviewed key people in the future of Europe, intellectuals, politicians, artists and also regular citizens and even members of his own family. Together they went to the Netherlands, Sweden and Hungary, but also Flanders and Wallonia, sharing his reflections on family and Europe. Will the European Union suffer a better fate? Presenting himself as a 21 st century knight errant clad in protective armor, he is accompanied in his quest by his mom and his cat named Jesus. He touches on his origins: he is the result of a union between someone from the north and someone from the south of Belgium, which after 18 years resulted in a divorce. And on the other hand, the European Union whose foundations could crack, threatened by the rise of nationalism.ĭuring his monologue he dwells on Europe’s fragmentation and questions the ambivalent effects of Neoliberalism. On one hand we have his story, a forty year old actor looking for eternal love, marked from a young age by the separation of his Walloon mother and his Flemish father. According to him, the important dates in his life correspond oddly with important episodes in the history of United Europe. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 April 2016.At the juncture of stand-up, the absurd and existential drama, Cédric Eeckhout obsessively singles out the similarities that unite his fate with that of the entire continent, politically and economically he joins the great historical currents with the footnotes. "The Armoury of Valletta and a letter from Sir Guy Laking" (PDF). When the armoury was moved in 1975, these were transferred to the National War Museum in Fort Saint Elmo. Some modern armament dating back to World War I and World War II was also included in the collection.
Two of the cannons were retrieved from sea in 1964 from a knights period shipwreck in Mellieħa. These date back to the 15th to 18th centuries. several cannon and other artillery pieces, which were used to arm the various fortifications of Malta.These include some Ottoman arms captured during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. many firearms, swords, and other weapons, dating from the 16th to the 18th centuries.These were mainly manufactured in Italy, but some were made locally or in France, Spain or Germany. many suits of battle armour for regular soldiers, dating from around 1550 to 1650.These include the personal armour of Grand Masters Martin Garzez and Alof de Wignacourt, and Grand Commander Jean-Jacques de Verdelin. John, mainly dating from around 1550 to 1650. several suits of armour belonging to knights of the Order of St.The collections of the Palace Armoury include:
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