Berlin plays Tagfish, poetic documentary theatre about emptiness, and more emptiness

by Fransien van der Putt
9 October 201530 March 2022
3 min read
ACTUAL, For members only, FILM, THEATER

Vanaf vandaag toert de documentaire voorstelling Tagfish door Nederland. Het Belgisch theatercollectief Berlin maakt sinds 2004 fijnzinnige theaterinstallaties, spelend op de grens van documentaire en fictie, televisie en theater, actualiteit en eeuwigheid.
Tagfish gaat ogenschijnlijk over de perikelen rond de herontwikkeling van een stukje braakliggend kolenmijngebied bij Essen. Die Zeche Zollverein had al vóór de sluiting in 1986 een monumentale status en werd in 2001 tot UNESCO werelderfgoed...

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Fransien van der Putt

Fransien van der Putt is a dramaturge and critic. She works with Lana Coporda, Vera Sofia Mota, Roberto de Jonge, João Dinis Pinho & Julia Barrios de la Mora and Branka Zgonjanin, among others. She writes about dance and theatre for Cultural Press Agency, Theatererkrant and Dansmagazine. Between 1989 and 2001, she mixed text as sound at Radio 100. Between 2011 and 2015, she developed a minor for the BA Dance, Artez, Arnhem - on artistic processes and own research in dance. Within her work, she pays special attention to the significance of archives, notation, discourse and theatre history in relation to dance in the Netherlands. Together with Vera Sofia Mota, she researches the work of video, installation and peformance artist Nan Hoover on behalf of www.li-ma.nl.View Author posts

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