Four parts. Seven stories. Five performers. Three visual artists. Four sound artists. Three countries – Armenia, Italy, and Canada.
“Antanelee” is an immersive multidisciplinary performance that unfolds as a cycle of interconnected stories. At its core lies the urgent theme of violence – violence within society, against women, and towards nature. Each story emerges through the interplay of dance, sound, and visuals, weaving together the voices of performers and artists from different disciplines and cultures.
The performance does not simply narrate; it transforms. When one story ends, it becomes the beginning of another, creating a continuous flow where fragments turn into dialogue. This dialogue extends beyond the stage, engaging the audience in questioning what it means to live and create in times overshadowed by violence.
What are we doing in the face of violence?
The performance is developed and produced with the support of the hosq foundation.
Curator: Tsolak MLKE-Galstyan