Play Me: a technological interactive solo - Giulia Mureddu

Play Me is a technological interactive solo for one individual spectator at a time. The work is inspired by the video game Wii, a video console that detects movements and displays them in real time through wireless technique. Through the use of a remote controller the spectator stimulates the sensors placed in the suit of the faceless performer and generate the electronic musical score. The remote controller in the hand of the spectator clearly confirms when the sensors are hit through physical vibrations. Within a time span of five minutes every single spectator will get the chance to be co-author of a solo in which he is confronted with human relations and the influence of technology. The experience is visual, sensorial and physical.
First presentations: 28 march- 2 april 2011, Frascati WG Amsterdam (during the Ordinary Departures week)

Concept: Giulia Mureddu
Elaboration and performance: Giulia Mureddu en Eline Tan
Sound en technology designer: Michele Bagaglio
Dramaturgy: Robin Tunca
Light : Roland van Uden
Costumes: Katerina Dietzova/ Dieuweke van Reij
Productie: Stichting Broccoli
Video: Wouter Proudon
Special thank to Dansmakers amsterdam, V2 Rotterdam
Play Me is supported by the Performing Arts Funds NL

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Entertainment

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