Traces - Discours aux Nations Africaines
Felwine Sarr (Senegal), Etienne Minoungou (Burkina Faso) & Simon Winsé (Burkina Faso)
Minimum age 12+
60 minutes
French spoken
Dutch surtitled
Pay what you can - A - Suggested rate: € 15,00
Pay what you can - A - Support: € 13,00
Pay what you can - A - Basic: € 6,00
“A hard, powerful, poetical, historical and prophetic text.” - Sophie Faucher, ICI Première
“Africa doesn't have to catch up with anyone. It doesn't have to walk the beaten tracks but decides to go its own chosen path.” It's time to decolonize the minds on both sides of the Mediterranean, Felwine Sarr thinks. According to the Senegalese intellectual and economist Africa can offer a new model of civilisation with more respect for man and environment but first it has to go through a cultural revolution.
In Traces. Discours aux Nations Africaines Sarr calls on young people to reclaim their history. He wrote a utopian text for the Burkinees top actor Etienne Minoungou, a big name in the contemporary art scene of Africa. Minoungou takes you along on the journey of an African migrant who comes back from a “European odyssey”. He looks back, finds new traces and enters into the dialogue with the audience, clear and hopeful.
In 2020 this performance was taken up in the programme of the prestigious Festival d'Avignon and afterwards presented in Europe and Africa.
In collaboration with Culturescapes 2023 Sahara
N*EXTRA
Introduction - 13.11 - 19:45
Meet the BUDA team to find out more about the show on Monday, Nov 13, in the rotunda of Budascoop at 19:45.
Film - 30.11 - 20:15
Come and see Hannes Verhoustraete's film Broken View on Wednesday 30 November at 20:15 at Budascoop.
Programm
Directed by Etienne Minoungou
Outside view Aristide Tarnagda
With Etienne Minoungou
Musician Simon Winse
Video Emmanuel Toe
Lighting design Rémy Brans
A Théâtre de Namur production In coproduction with Festival Les Récréatrales - Ouagadougou, Festival AfriCologne. With the support from the Fondation von Brochowski Sud-Nord (www.southnorth.foundation). Distributed by La Charge du Rhinoceros With the support of the Institut Français.
Outside view Aristide Tarnagda
With Etienne Minoungou
Musician Simon Winse
Video Emmanuel Toe
Lighting design Rémy Brans
A Théâtre de Namur production In coproduction with Festival Les Récréatrales - Ouagadougou, Festival AfriCologne. With the support from the Fondation von Brochowski Sud-Nord (www.southnorth.foundation). Distributed by La Charge du Rhinoceros With the support of the Institut Français.
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