SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE - version 2008.1 (part 2)

"Slaughterhouse five-version 2008.1" took place in Belgrade (September 4th). It was well-received in Belgrade and later on at the conference in Cambridge. This attention-grabbing digital performance was directed by Fahrudin Nuno Salihbegovic.
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ACTORS:
Janos Bus, Vahidin Prelic, Andrijana Lubina, Imer Mushkolaj, Jovana Rakic

DIRECTOR & DIGITAL STAGE DESIGNER:
Fahrudin Nuno Salihbegovic

ORIGINAL MUSIC:
Vladimir Bojovic
http://vladimirvanjabojovic.com

VIDEO BY:
Marko Tesovic, Danilo Stojic

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Milos Miletic, Monika Lang, Mad Marx

COSTUME DESIGNER:
Ranka Delic

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - light & sound engineer:
Boris Butorac

ENGINEERS:
Fahrudin Nuno Salihbegovic, Vladimir Bojovic, Boris Butorac, Mensur Salkanovic

TECHNICIANS:
Milomir Dzuver, Ramiz Vejsilovic

CAMERA:
Tatjana Krstevska

POSTPRODUCTION:
Vladimir M. Jovic

ORGANISATION:
Aleksandra Zupan, Bojana Karajovic

PROJECT DIRECTOR & PRODUCER:
Aleksandar Djeric

PROGRAMME DIRECTOR & ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Fahrudin Nuno Salihbegovic

http://setlab.eu - Studio for electronic theater (Belgrade-London-Amsterdam)

http://www.actheatre.nl - Amsterdam Cyber Theater (Amsterdam-Cambridge)
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In "Slaughterhouse Five", or "The Children's Crusade", Vonnegut delivers a complete treatise on the World War II bombing of Dresden. The main character, Billy Pilgrim, is a very young infantry scout who was captured in the Battle of the Bulge and quartered in a Dresden slaughterhouse where he and other prisoners were employed in the production of a vitamin supplement for pregnant women. During the February 13, 1945, firebombing by Allied aircraft, the prisoners take shelter in an underground meat locker. When they emerge, the city has been leveled and they are forced to dig corpses out of the rubble. The story of Billy Pilgrim is the story of Kurt Vonnegut who was captured and survived the firestorm in which 135,000 civilians perished. Summing up the theme of "Slaughterhouse Five", Robert Scholes wrote: "Be kind. Don't hurt. Death is coming for all of us anyway, and it is better to be Lot's wife looking back through salty eyes than the Deity that destroyed those cities of the plain in order to save them"...

- taken from http://www.openarcfest.org -

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• performing
• arts
• digital
• slaughterhouse
• five