Genre
- Theatre
Language
monikielinenAge recommendation
16+- Production
NTGent and MST
- Venue
Espoon teatteriLouhi
Services and how to get there - Duration
1 h 45 mins, no intermission
- Language
Multilingual
- Surtitles
Finnish, English
- Notes
Strong language, violence, firearms with blanks, theatrical smoke. Age recommendation 16+

About

Who holds the rights to land?
Text | Milo Rau with the working group and Frederico Araujo, Pablo Casella, Sara De Bosschere, Arne De Tremerie |
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Concept and direction | Milo Rau |
On screen | Kay Sara, Gracinha Donato, Célia Maracajà, MST:n (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais sem Terra) taistelijakuoro and as Tiresias Ailton Krenak |
Dramaturgy | Giacomo Bisordi |
Dramaturgical collaboration | Douglas Estevam, Martha Kiss Perrone |
Assistant dramaturgy | Kaatje De Geest, Carmen Hornbostel |
Collaboration to concept, research and dramaturgy | Eva-Maria Bertschy |
Music composition | Elia Rediger, Pablo Casella |
Set design | Anton Lukas |
Costume design | Gabriela Cherubini, Jo De Visscher, Anton Lukas |
Light design | Dennis Diels |
Video design | Moritz von Dungern |
“Making of” video | Fernando Nogari |
Video editing | Joris Vertenten |
Tuotanto | NTGent |
Coproduction | The International Institute of Political Murder (IIPM), Festival d'Avignon, Romaeuropa Festival, Factory International (Manchester), La Villette (Pariisi), Tandem - Scène nationale (Arras Douai), Künstlerhaus Mousonturm (Frankfurt), Equinoxe Scène Nationale (Châteauroux), Wiener Festwochen |
In collaboration with | Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (MST) |
Supporters | Goethe Institut Saõ Paulo, PRO HELVETIA - COINCIDENCIA - Kulturausch Schweiz - Südamerika, Belgian Tax Shelter -ohjelma |
Thanks to | Carolina Bufolin |
Pricing
- Regular30 €
- Ticket bundle 4 +27 €
- Pensioner25 €
- Group ticket 20+25 €
- Student, unemployed20 €
- Festival passes from Espoon teatteri's box office, starting from54 €
You are invited to come and meet the artists for an informal Q&A and friendly chats, straight after the performance. This event is in English.
The Intro, featuring special guest from The Finnish National Theatre, guide us into the themes of the performance. This event is in Finnish.
The relationship between art and activism becomes closer and more heightened in a world living with an ecological crisis. Art can both question and reimagine the world we live in. What can activists achieve by making art? Join the conversation after the performance of Antigone in the Amazon at the Espoo Cultural Centre at 4.45pm (approx. starting time). This event is in Finnish.





