Wim vandekeybus biography of rory
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Ivo van Hove’s production of Age of Rage is sourced from six plays by Euripides and one by Aeschylus, chronicling the cycle of violence and revenge befallen on the house of Atreus – starting with Tantalus and extending via Agamemnon and Clytemnestra to Orestes and Electra. This particular material has become very familiar in recent theatre history. At the turn of the 21st century Katie Mitchell’s iconic production at the National Theatre London referenced the wars in the Balkans. War – specifically the one in Iraq – was also the subject of Charles Mee’s tetralogy Imperial Dreams (2006) consisting of Iphigenia 2.0, Trojan Women, Orestes 2.0 and Agamemnon 2.0. More recently, in 2015, there were no less than three different productions of Aeschylus’ Oresteia suddenly being staged in England: Robert Icke’s at the Almeida, Rory Mullarkey’s at the Globe and Blanche McIntyre’s production of the Ted Hughes adaptation at Manchester Home. That was a time before Brexit, a quiet before the storm when the Greek classics could serve as pretext for exploring civilizational values such as family and law (as was the case with Robert Icke’s version on which, full disclosure, I worked as a dramaturg).
According to Van Hove, Age of Rage ‘exposes the Achilles’ heel of our society
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Wim vandekeybus story of rory
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