Marina and Ulay

by Edith Negulici

a co-production with the Romanian Playwrights' Theatre

Known as "the grandmother of performance art", Marina Abramović was born in Belgrade in 1946. She began her career as a performance artist in the 1970s, while studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade, and many of her early works were a form of rebellion against her strict upbringing. In her performances Abramović uses her body as an instrument for testing her own physical and mental limits, challenging spectators to step out of passive contemplation. Her work is marked by endurance and pain, repetition and duration, and by the emphasis it places on interaction with the audience.

Direction and set design: Alexandru Nagy
Music and sound design: Dani Ionescu, Andrei Doboș
Choreography: Momo Sanno
Video and light design: Liviu Alecu
Clothing: IIANA

Marina: Alina Tomi
Ulay: Darius Daradici
Performers: Alina Tofan, Răzvan Omotă

Genre

Performance

Language

Romanian

Running time

50 minutes (no interval)

Premiere

21 May 2021

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