AppHuman

SOPHIE LANGEVIN & IAN DE TOFFOLI
24/11/2020 28/11/2020
  • Duur: 1H30
  • Location : Théâtre de Liège en ligne
IMPACT 2020 becomes 100% DIGITAL!

FILMED SHOW - FREE

Access to the show will be available for free on this page from November 24 at 8 p.m.

Until midnight November 28.

 

 

Thanks to biotechnology, humans seem to be considered as machines, which can be manipulated and transformed. Thanks to nanotechnology, we can improve them, augment them and give them new power. Artificial Intelligence and Transhumanism are the new world orders and technology companies are the new masters. Humans are guinea pigs. Five actors, a screen, computers, sounds, dreams, utopias and resistances occupy the stage, for a dialogue about humanity.

 

As part of IMPACT

The IMPACT project is based 
on the cooperation of the cultural, 
research, business and training sectors.

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Calendar

Date Hour
Thursday, November 19 9:00 pm

Tarifs

  • Plein tarif 20 €
  • 65+/Carte prof/groupe10+ 18 €
  • -30/Pro/Dem.d'emploi 11 €
  • -15/PlanC.U 7 7 €
  • Groupe scolaire 6 €
  • Etudiants Conservatoires Art de la parole/ULiège 5 €
Book

Distributions

From 16 years old

CONCEPTION Sophie Langevin & Ian De Toffoli
MISE EN SCÈNE Sophie Langevin
TEXTE Ian De Toffoli
PRODUCTION Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg

Avec le soutien du Club des Entreprises Partenaires du Théâtre de Liège

Expositions

Collection Uhoda

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Salle du Fin Cou
Young public

Après le feu

04.11.2025 08.11.2025
Salle de la Grande Main
"How do children and animals free themselves from a world reduced to ashes?"
Theater

Crime et Châtiment

04.11.2025 08.11.2025
Salle de l'Œil vert
The first detective novel adapted into object theatre and music
Theater

Quelques rêves oubliés

12.11.2025 14.11.2025
Salle de la Grande Main
A train in the night, three drifting souls, an enchanting atmosphere, and a few forgotten dreams
Theater

Iphigénie à Splott

18.11.2025 22.11.2025
Salle de la Grande Main
The ancient myth of Iphigenia transposed to the underbelly of Cardiff