RE(W)RITE!

People sitting around a large decorated round table in a dimly lit, rundown room with peeling paint on the walls.

Throughout history, many rituals have been lost and among those preserved, some have become worn out by time. Which rituals would better fit our time?

RE(W)RITE! is an immersive performance, a ritual universe without fictional elements, roles or characters that takes its visitors on a multi-sensory journey. The performers initiate encounters that are different for every guest. Each performance is a unique composition of contemporary rituals, created by 23 international performers.

Anna’s own ritual guides us through the time of the pandemic and allows us to share our experience, both on a personal and collective level. A ritual about lamenting, considering and letting go of what has been.

Credits
Concept and director: Nullo Facchini
Performers: Delphine Supanya Berger, Nullo Facchini, Siri Facchini Haff, Helle Hove, Matteo Lanfranchi, Jinyeob Lee, Ilon Lodewijks, Elisa Menon, Martha Pawlikowska, Miglé Remeikaité, Anna Thunström, Angela Østergaard
Scenographer: Catia Hauberg Engel
Costumes: Hanne Mørup
Installation construction: Nyby Sceneteknik, John Nyby Larsen
Producer: Kim Wrang Henriksen
Rituals created by: The ensemble
Venue
Den Frie Udstilling, Centre of Contemporary Art, Copenhagen 
Year
2021
Collaboration with
Cantabile2
More information
https://www.cphstage.dk/pitches-shows/re-w-rite

A woman dressed in a white robe with a tie at the waist, standing in front of a white tiled wall, is reaching up to place notes on the wall with the phrase 'This past year we have' written on it.
Notes on a white tiled wall with words: 'reached,' 'changed,' 'decided,' 'been surprised by,' and 'struggled with,' handwritten on pieces of paper attached with tape.
Hands placing a folded piece of paper with handwritten text into a glass bowl that is filled with water.
A woman with short blonde hair sitting on a stool in a white dress, holding a large jar wrapped in plastic, in her lap, surrounded by clear plastic sheets.