Les Brigittines

“I remember just one sentence from my childhood: you live alone on a small piece of land, on an island called a kibbutz, in the middle of an ocean of land... My creative approach very much revolves around that feeling, which I constantly try to evoke again, to reconnect with something that happened to me then but that I never fully understood.” Meytal Blanaru

Scientists have discovered that the details of a memory are changed every time we play them back in our minds. What if we were just a collection of fleeting moments? How can we refer to the past to define who we are, if we cannot trust our memories? A bare stage set in the centre of a lit space, with the audience sitting around it. Nearby, three dancers and a musician. Relying solely on the expressiveness of their body and instrument, on their physicality and their commitment, together, they try to create a landscape, the landscape of a memory...