NICOLE MOSSOUX   

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Plays by Nicole Mossoux

NICOLE MOSSOUX

Kefar Nahum

1st Produced:

Barbican Pit, London, EUR >>>

2010

Company:

Compagnie Mossoux Bonte

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Synopsis:

A mixture of puppetry and mime by this Belgian company created by the performer/manipulator Nicole Mossoux and director Patrick Bonte. Kefar Nahum means the village of Nahum, what the English Bible calls Capernaum, where it locates the home of Jesus's first disciples and which became the centre of his ministry. There are some highly skilled and carefully controlled puppetry that creates a succession of intriguing shapes to a live synthesiser score (composed and played by Thomas Turine) that begins with a low drone that grows to a growl like a strengthening wind. Is this truly The Beginning: primal nothingness?
- Howard Loxton, British Theatre Guide

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