Daydream House uses documentary material from the 20th and 21st centuries as well as extracts from Chekov’s Cherry Orchard to talk about living through stories about leaving. The position of the audience is constantly shifting: from watching to being watched, from taking a distance to being involved, from a visitor in a gallery space to an audience member in a theatrical environment.Daydream House is the result of an encounter between theatre maker/performer Sanja Mitrović and architect Laurent Liefooghe. Their work uses the glass house from Liefooghe’s audio-spatial installation Woonmachine. Daydream House is based on the docu-tale format which Mitrović has explored in her previous work, such as Will You Ever Be Happy Again? which you can also see at the festival. You can visit the Woonmachine separately, as an independent piece of art, outside the performance. This experiential installation allows you to experience a day in the life in 37 minutes.
concept en regie: Sanja Mitrović en Laurent Liefooghe - tekst / performer: Sanja Mitrović - architectuur: Laurent Liefooghe - tekst / dramaturgisch advies: Maya van den Heuvel-Arad - lichtontwerp: Sanja Mitrović en Laurent Liefooghe - geluidsontwerp: Evelien van den Broek - stagiair / dramaturgie: Alexander Chu - productieleiding: Helga Baert, Antwan Cornelissen, Lisanne van Wijk - producent: Huis a/d Werf - coproducenten: Stand Up Tall Productions, Mokum v.z.w.
productie installatie: Z33, gecoproduceerd door Dommelhof - met de steun van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap.
