Future Nostalgia Berlin has selected One Dimension And A Half to be part of radio loop and Futurology Kiosk. Stay tuned for exact dates….

After its latest call, Radiophrenia Glasgow has selected for broadcasting One Dimension And A Half

On Saturday 4th Dec. we’ll perform Moord in Worm Rotterdam as part of Almost Back To The Future Festival

A very nice article on Leids Cement by Sophie Jansen about our Adéle Hugo, which we will perform on the 8th of October in Thearter en Productiehuis De Generator in Leiden. Can’t wait!

A triple bill in Plein Theater Amsterdam on the 17th and 18th of Sept.

For more info check the FaceBook event

For the Open Monumentendag we are going to perform Moord in Prinsenkwartier in Delft On 11th of Sept.

More info on https://www.facebook.com/events/562138401659932/?ref=newsfeed

We are going to perform again Moord in Cinetol Amsterdam on Sat. 21st Aug 2021. Concert will start at 19.00 with the amazing trumpet of Igor Iofe.

Check FaceBook event for details.

Moord was made thanks to  Balkonscénes Fonds Podium Kunsten

Two audiovisual performances: Moord by Cinzia Nistico and Assail by Annel La Berge, in an evening curated by Annel La Berge.

Splendor Amsterdam 10th June 19:30

for more info and details check Splendor Agenda

MOORD describes the act of killing without showing the murder. It catches an extreme act during its unfolding, like a series of snapshots. It also suggest the victim’s resistance to stay alive stressing the conflict between existence and non-existing.

The piece investigates the many aspects touched by the crime-genre, which so much fascinates artists and audiences.

Concept/music/live electronics: Cinzia Nistico

Flute/voice: Klaasje Nieuwhof

Visuals: Esther Urlus

Moord was made thanks to  Balkonscénes Fonds Podium Kunsten

During the lockdown in the Netherlands, I was asked to compose a short piece following the rules of the COVID 19. I’m very grateful to Modern Art Orchestra for their initiative and their great performance!
More info at:
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Digital/analog opera for one voice, electronics and 16mm. projectors based on the love obsession of Adele Hugo.

Believing that an old marriage proposal is still open, Adele Hugo flees her parents home in Guernsey, to reach the British military officer Albert Pinson in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Despite his countless rejections she stays firm in the belief that they where made for each other.

Don’t ask me how I found you, don’t ask me how long it took me to cruise the ocean, as for to be united is the only worry we should have.

Behind an allure of a post-adolescent love, the biographic story of Adele Hugo poses more existential questions about the limits of our will and desires. We have been sold the idea that we should feed our dreams, that the impossible is possible, that we are the masters of our own destiny. But our contemporary limitless mythology has a dark side which follow the same dynamics as fanaticism.

Not everything can be controlled by us and some dreams may become nightmares.

Everything in the music and in the electronics is an elaboration of the voice of the singer, everything get mixed together, ’artificial’ and ‘natural’, digital and analog, real and imaginary. Each sound you will hear is already existing on stage: the sound of the projectors, the voice of the singer. Yet, it’s all a manipulation.

Thanks to AFK, Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, Amsterdam Fringe Festival, Plein Theatre Amsterdam, Worm Rotterdam

concept, music, electronics, text: Cinzia Nistico https://cinzia-nistico.com/

voice, acting: Anat Spiegel http://anatspiegel.com/

visuals, projectors: Esther Urlus https://estherurlus.hotglue.me/

dramaturgy, stage direction: Ingrid Askvik http://www.ingridaskvik.com/