3 • 6 • 9

CAVILLE & EXPO! NT 3•6•9 live video music performance

Attention! Stroboscopic effects are used in the performance.

A performance realized as part of the Stage of Artistic Initiatives AFTER HOURS.

Live video clip — sounds suspicious, but since we meet virtually and heal over the phone, why not reverse the process and convert the video formula into a live formula?

This is the live video music in the form of a full-fledged performance (with a word, a gesture, many props and scenography) proposed by the artists CAVILLE and EXPO! NT along with two of our dancers and invited guests.

As in a viral video clip, a gesture at the speed of a pulse in a neuron comments on text and sound, movement dialogues with light, silence with pantomime and voice with its echo. At the center is the artist, that is, everyone who consciously creates their own attitudes, choices and the world around them.

The title is not accidental — 3•6•9, so consecutive multiples of three, symbolize the formation of habits and the building of connections between the three elements of human nature — body, mind and soul. One act of this theatrical music video tells about each.

3•6•9 is pulse. Do not analyze. Feel.

But beware! You're getting into someone's head. Either yours or someone else's.

written and directed by: Tomasz Drogokupiec (CAVILLE) & Filip Zaród (EXPO! NT) or SCENESUAL music: Tomasz Drogokupiec (CAVILLE) choreography: Filip Zaród (EXPO! NT) costumes, scenography and light direction: SCENESUAL artistic assistant: Klaudia Pres/Emilia Kozielska producer: Dawid Pilszek poster design: Filip Zaród (EXPO! NT)

CAST

Tomasz Drogokupiec (CAVILLE) Filip Zaród (EXPO! NT) Dawid Pilszek Lukasz Majowski Marzena Majchrzak Wiktoria Koryciak/Karolina Sprysz Apolonia Falkowska Julia Porada

premiere: June 26, 2026 Little Stage of the Entertainment Theater duration: 70 minutes without interruption

A performance based on original works from the repertoire of CAVILLE, EXPO! NT and SCENESUAL, created by Tomasz Drogkupec and Filip Zarod.

photo on poster: Artur Wacławek