ICIRORI
Consolate
- Duur: 55'
- Location : Salle de l’Œil vert
In 1993, as the Burundian civil war ravages the plains, hills, and mountains of the country, young Consolate, aged four, witnesses the murder of her parents and flees with her sister to the Kwitaba forest to escape the deadly conflicts. A few years later, at the age of seven, she is illegally adopted – like many other Burundian children – by a Belgian family and arrives in Zaventem in a country she only knows by name.
In ICIRORI, Consolate takes us through her childhood memories, buried deep within her until the age of thirty. She rediscovers them today through the process of reclaiming a stolen identity, which takes the form of a two-part creation, focusing on the senses, memory, traumatic amnesia, and above all, the healing process she undertakes and shares with the audience.
Driven by a powerful cry from the heart, the Belgian-Burundian performer invites us to accompany her on an inner journey, enriched by a documentary and intimate approach, which fosters sharing and does justice to stolen children – both here and elsewhere – so they can rightfully reclaim their lives.
Calendar
Tarifs
- Plein tarif 15 €
- 65ans+/Carte prof/Groupe10+ 15 €
- -30ans/Pro/Dem.d'emploi 9 €
- Groupe scolaire 8 €
- -15ans 7 €
- Etudiants Conservatoires Art de la parole 5 €
Distributions
Conception, writing, drawings, and performance by Consolate
Dramaturgy and external perspective by Lara Ceulemans
Video-documentary by Gaspard Audouin
Sound creation by Gaspard Dadelsen
Set design, costumes, and accessories by Micha Morasse
Lighting design / Video management / General management / Subtitles by Collective la CLaM (Charlotte Persoons, Lou Van Egmond, Margaux Fontaine)
Pedagogy – Research related to Burundi by Annabelle Giudice
Photography by Mathis Bois
External perspective on body and performance by Sophie Guisset
Thanks to the National Theater Workshops (Joachim Hesse) for their support in set design creation, Ema September for her contribution to set design creation
Co-production by Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles, Maison de la Culture de Tournai, Théâtre de Liège, Latitudes Contemporaines
Distribution partners Mars – Mons arts de la scène / Festival Latitudes Contemporaines
ICIRORI received support from the French National Office for Artistic Diffusion as part of the Living Screens project call for proposals and from the Maison de la Musique Contemporaine as part of its support for multidisciplinary creation.
ICIRORI is an installation-performance whose initial stages were developed with the support of Théâtre de la Bellone and Théâtre des Tanneurs.
