With this project Michael investigates what impact Rwanda's recent history has on the younger generation. Together with Rwandese choreographer Mugisha Frank he developed the theaterplay 'ROYALTY meets The Panic of Memories'. For tourdates
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According to scientific research it is not the question if, but when coastal regions in the world will loose land as a result of climate change. What are the consequences for Michael's home country, The Netherlands?
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For generations the Dutch rivers held so much fish, hundreds of fishermen worked on these waters. Today only a father and son are active on their boat.
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In the old World Dennis would throw knives at his beloved girlfriend in the weekend. He would juggle with burning sticks, would let his camels dance.
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This project investigates the relationship between the impact of climate change and child marriage in Bangladesh. In the south of Bangladesh river erosion and sea level rising give rise to daily threaths, causing deepening poverty placing young girls in a vulnerable position.
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If memory and pain would have a physical shape and size in Guatemala it would be a cardboard box with black marker writing on it.
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Albert Visscher, a man in his fifties, made a radical decision. He couldn’t pay his rent anymore and so he bought an old super market truck to live in.
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“I still don’t have any idea what I was supposed to do in India”, tells Rina in her broken English. “The only thing I knew was that I was promised work and money.”
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