A performer. A dummy. One voice between two bodies.
Answer Me, Pythia (Work-in-Progress) continues Stina Fors’ ongoing research into ventriloquism and its lineage – from oracle to witch to comedian – asking what happens to a voice when the belief system around it changes. Not the voice itself, but the meaning imposed on the voice.
The research traces a displaced voice that has been called divine, demonic, comic and pathological depending entirely on who is listening. In this Work-in-Progress sharing, it enters the room. The balance of authority between performer and dummy is never fixed, shifting through the roles their relationship makes possible.
Answer Me Pythia (Work-in-Progress) follows a two-week residency in our building as part of UNREAL.
Battersea Arts Centre Recreation Room
Answer Me, Pythia (Work-in-Progress)
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A performer. A dummy. One voice between two bodies.
Answer Me, Pythia (Work-in-Progress) continues Stina Fors’ ongoing research into ventriloquism and its lineage – from oracle to witch to comedian – asking what happens to a voice when the belief system around it changes. Not the voice itself, but the meaning imposed on the voice.
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