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Compagnie Tabea Martin (Switzerland) "Field" User Submitted

When: Sat., June 3, 7:30-8:30 p.m. and Sun., June 4, 4-5 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-399-9554
Email: info@sfiaf.org
Price: $25
www.sfiaf.org/tabea_martin
A performance about the tireless fight that something should happen in life. And the disillusionment that if something happens, then it’s not been the right thing. That the more you want to experience the less you experience. A performance that is trying to understand what drives people and how we can engage. A performance with three people who want to engage together. Who believe in the strength of being ‹together› and who finally fail in that wish or that attempt. Field questions how we connect and communicate with others. It reflects on the impossibilities of these connections.

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