Half performance – half lecture

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How do we relate to our surroundings, to place, space and time – in different landscapes and cultures?

This performance lecture deals with our view on mankind’s role on earth – in Western culture and in a Centralasian nomade culture.

How do we navigate in the country side and in cities? Is man the measure of all things?

You are invited to an untraditional mix of thoughts, pictures, discussions, tea and guest appearances.

Link to 5 min. video taste. Takes a few minutes to download. Photo gallery

In the Field has been shown at:

Tour in Saami Finland – in Utsjoki, Inari, Sevettijäärvi, Ivalo as well as Helsinki,

Tour to Berlin (KuLe Theater) and Amsterdam (Pick Up Club),

Electronic Church/Performer Stammtisch (Berlin, Marts 08),

Knebel Præstegaard (Knebel, Marts 08),

Performance Corporation (Irland, April 08)

Rum46, Visual Arts Centre (Aarhus, May 08),

Festival for Female Performance Artists, Tokalynga Teaterakademi (Sweden, May 08),

Nordic Summer University at Brandbjerg Folk Highskole (DK, July 08),

Festival Zene+ (Ballerup, September 08),

Egaa High School (Aarhus, January 09)

Hoerdum Inn, Hoerdum Cultural Village (Thisted, January 09)

Festival Teater paa Kanten, Thy Teater (Thisted, January 09)

Body Navigation Festival, St.Petersborg (Rusland, okt. 09)

Idea & host: Christine Fentz

Set design: Sara Hamming

Good solutions & stuff: Tobias Stål

Assistant director: Adelaide Bentzon

Consultants: Thomas Hejlesen, Cecilia Lagerström

Dramaturge: Henrik Vestergaard Friis

Supported by Danish Arts Council, Aarhus Council, Nordic Council of Ministers (Nordscen/Nordic Resort), Cultural House Aarhus abd School of Drama and Music v/ Gothenburg University.

Former guest appearances: Philosopher Carsten Friberg (DK), musician Jens Balder (DK), singer Anna Ottertun (S), performer Vera Mäder (D/DK), professor & jazz musician AndrewBowie (UK), geology student Tobias Stål (S), performer Mary-Jo Gilligan (IRE), playwright Tom Swift (IRE), visual artist Suzanne Mooney (IRE), performer Johan Forsman (S), performance artist Deborah Vlaeymanns (B/DK), performance artist Annette Asp Christensen (DK), musician Rasmus Hagedorn Lorens (DK), Tuvan musician Kunderek Munzuk.