Resonant Void
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Sanzen Camp / Authentic Artist Collective / PBH's Free Fringe
'One of the most remarkable manifestations of physical theatre and dance’ ****½ (ViewFromTheGods.co.uk). 'Intimate, delicate, visually stunning’, (FringeReview.co.uk). Direct from Tokyo, Resonant Void is a Butoh solo performance exploring presence, rupture and disappearance. Plastic, fabric, light and projection form a shifting architecture of body and threshold. The work unfolds as a hypnotic journey through transformation, where space alters perception and embodiment becomes a field of ritual, time, and vanishing. A meditation on perception and impermanence, where the body becomes landscape, memory, and disappearance in continuous unfolding presence. Choreography/dance: Joanna Rosenfeld. Dramaturgy: Conan Amok. Original music: Keita Miyano.
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