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another gathering
Author-Director Kreete Tarmo (EST)
Scenographer Linda Mai Kari (EST)
Technical director Enar Tarmo (EST)
Sound designer Karl Birnbaum (EST)
Lighting designer Priidu Adlas (EST)
Performers Helen Reitsnik (EST), Ajjar Ausma (EST), Lizeth Wolk (EST), Rebecca Green (USA), Rasmus Jensen (DK)
Production by CPPM Manifestal, Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre and Von Krahl Theatre
Supported by Estonian Cultural Endowment and JAIK
Aren’t the best things the ones you don’t plan?
Or the situations that you witness by chance?
Oh, I know!
The moment when you’re so going to slip in sync with a random person on the street. But you don’t. You save it, elegantly.
Maybe someone here has a birthday today?
These instants will never happen in theater. However, what if we attempted to go as near as possible to the unexpected sensation of a fortunate outcome?
Another gathering tries to find its way closer to provoking serendipitous situations. Serendipity refers to accidental events that lead to positive outcomes, and the key is to be able to recognize these moments.
The performance brings in risky physical movement and spontaneous magic to enable the expression of what could happen when someone is open to random actions and observations in terms of serendipity.
Kreete Tarmo (1998) is an artist from Estonia with a background in circus, which has given her access to different fields and disciplines, from parkour to performance art. She graduated from European Modern Languages and Cultures with a BA in Spanish and Italian (Tallinn University).
With a DNA in extreme kinds of movement, she is passionate about performance, interaction, encounters, and spontaneity, among other things. Currently, she focuses on what fortunate coincidences and happy accidents do to people in relation to her final piece. She is on her way to figuring out how the previously acquired skills in different disciplines, mostly related to the circus, fit into the realm of performance art.
She has participated, for example, in the works of Sasha Pepelyaev, Kim Collier, Kädi Metsoja, and Kaja Kann as a performer and worked on many projects as a stunt woman while teaching and sharing her abilities.
