Blame Game
Kundle Cru presented by Crying Out Loud
The multi-skilled members of Kundle Cru share a passion for urban dance and circus. From their collective desire to explore new perspectives, something distinctive and different has emerged. With exceptional flair, they have experimented with form to create a genre-defying hybrid movement language. In combination with music, it becomes a versatile and innovative vehicle for telling stories.
In Blame Game this international company of innovators explores the dirty politics of scapegoating. See what they have to say about the finger pointing world we live in today.
In a change to advertised programme, unfortunately the outdoor performances have been cancelled in response to latest public health guidelines from NI Executive. However, there will be a special filmed version of Blame Game, which will be broadcast on Saturday 24 October at 6pm on BIAF YouTube channel and Facebook, available for 1 week.
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Filmed specially for an online audience you will experience Blame Game from the centre of the stage. From here, the artists’ exceptional flair and skills can be seen up close. Fully immersed within the action, the ever shifting texture of the piece will be revealed right in front of your eyes.
Suitability: 7 Yrs +
In association with Rua Red & Belfast International Arts Festival, produced by Crying Out Loud.
With support from Arts Council Ireland; La Verrerie d’Alès Pole National Cirque Occitanie; CircusStad Rotterdam; Subtopia, Sweden; Cheptelalaikoum France; Het Klooster Netherlands; Karlsruhe Atoll Festival Germany; Redbridge Drama Centre London and South Dublin Council.
Conceived by Mateusz Szczerek and Alessio Motta and devised with company members Liza van Brakel, Jack Bain, Lu Wong, Greg Szczerek and Timothy Waliggo Kakeeto. Also involved in rehearsal and production in Belfast are Angelique Ross, Michelle Thoburn, Ronan Jenkinson and Jessie Thompson.
Director/Outside Eye Manu Debuk.
Movement Director/Outside Eye Aline David
Part of IN-visible ID-entities 2, an on-going BIAF initiative encouraging cultural collaboration across the island and supported by the Government of Ireland’s Department of Foreign Affairs.
