Shared Landscapes is the theatre’s invitation to the crossroads between forest, meadows and fields. It is a gentle and respectful entry into nature, but also a reflection on the role of humans, who appropriate and shape landscapes in our own way, while at the same time being completely dependent on them.

The day-long experience starts by equipping us with raincoats, camping chairs, repellents and headphones, and sending us on a trail from one performance to the next, where we encounter seven diverse performance experiences, combined with relaxed chit-chatting, socialising and a picnic in between. And it doesn’t matter if it rains – that’s what theatre in nature is all about!
The project, which links European cities from Avignon and Lausanne to Berlin and Lisbon, was conceived by Stefan Kaegi (who has already performed at the Mladi Levi Festival as a member of the Rimini Protokoll collective with Cargo Sofia – Ljubljana, Mnemopark and Radio Muezzin, as well as the Parallel Cities project) and Caroline Barneaud, artistic director of the Swiss Théâtre Vidy. They have invited to collaboration also other artists with diverse practices, forms and themes adapted to the local reality.

SHARED LANDSCAPES – ENGLISH TEXTS

Pieces:

Shared Landscapes: Chiara Bersani, Marco D’Agostin
Shared Landscapes: El Conde de Torrefiel
Shared Landscapes: Sofia Dias, Vítor Roriz
Shared Landscapes: Begüm Erciyas, Daniel Kötter
Shared Landscapes: Stefan Kaegi
Shared Landscapes: Ari Benjamin Meyers
Shared Landscapes: Émilie Rousse