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The Play Ground

The Play Ground by Susan Kempster

“The Playground” is a piece about adolescence, friendship, cruelty, where “three” is always a crowd; the ambivalence, the pretences and the desire and non-desire to show oneself. The piece speaks about the “tortures” of adolescence that succumb to the law of silence: swallow and shut up and pretend nothing is happening. Today I am your friend, not tomorrow, but the day after I’ll be your friend again… maybe.

Credits

Choreography: Susan Kempster.

Performers: Inma Rubio, Verónica Cendoya, Susan Kempster.

Music: Natalie Cole, Gavin Bryars, Thomas Brinkmann.

Wardrobe: S.K.

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