Crystal Pite & Jonathon Young / Kidd Pivot Assembly Hall
Ancient forces are awoken as the line between real and re-enactment blurs.
A group of medieval re-enactors have come together for an Annual General Meeting in their local community hall. As the Board of Directors, they oversee an event called “Quest Fest” that has fallen on hard times: membership is dwindling, debt is mounting, and the hall is falling apart. Unless something drastic happens, the Directors of this venerable order will be facing dissolution. As the meeting progresses, the line between real and re-enactment begins to blur, and it soon becomes clear that there is something much more at stake here than a mock-medieval tournament.
From the team that brought you the ground-breaking, award-winning productions of Betroffenheit and Revisor, comes Kidd Pivot’s latest offering: a dance theatre hybrid that promises the company’s signature wit and invention. Fuelling Kidd Pivot’s work is a fascination with story and the role of language as an animating force.
Image description: A female face takes up most of this image. She is looking to the right and looks scared. Behind her is a suit of armour and the hand of the armour is resting on the top of her head. The image gives the feeling of tension and coldness.
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