KAMP (CAMP)

Hotel Modern (Netherlands)

May 23-26

About the Performance

With an enormous scale model of Auschwitz filling the stage, thousands of eight-centimetre-tall handmade puppets represent the prisoners and their executioners. The performers move through the set like giant war reporters, or silent gods, filming the horrific events with miniature cameras. The audience becomes witness. Hotel Modern attempts to imagine the unimaginable: the greatest mass murder in history, committed in a purpose-built city.

Suggested age: 12+

About the company

Established in 1997, Hotel Modern blends visual arts, puppetry, music and film in evocative productions by representing harsh reality in a refined poetic manner.

Company Website

Extras

KAMP (CAMP) – Opening Night Reception

Thursday, May 23, 2013

World Stage goes deeper to deliver a more in-depth performance experience. We invite you to join the World Stage team for food, drinks and discussion at our opening night reception. Admission is free with the purchase of your ticket.

KAMP (CAMP) – talkshow

Friday, May 24, 2013

World Stage is committed to providing you with live performance of unparalleled quality. Part of that commitment includes exclusive opportunities to engage with the artists and performers involved with the work. Please stay around after the performance for an informative and engaging talkshow moderated by Margaret Evans. Admission is free with the purchase of your ticket.

From the blog

World Stage artistic director Tina Rasmussen discusses Hotel Modern’s KAMP

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