Performative lecture by V.Vilisov and M.Sloeva

December 15 at the TEO an exclusive performative lecture by Victor Vilisov and Maria Sloeva “Walk to the intersection and turn: a guide for the modern viewer”.              The processes of cognition of the world are not reduced to obtaining information from one talking expert. Going to the theater no longer implies passivity and indifference of the viewer. Skills from non-artistic fields are used to create performances and form new theater languages. The boundaries of professional identity are blurring. Artists advocate horizontality and against authorship, are disappointed and preach.              About how beautiful and dangerous it is to be a spectator in a modern theater, about freedom and new configurations of sensuality in a performative lecture by Victor Vilisov and Maria Sloeva.              Maria Sloeva works on the territory of non-conventional art and education in the design theater and in libraries, understands site-specific art and German-language theater. She collaborated with the Paris Philharmonic and the Macau Cultural Center, with the New Stage of the Alexandrinsky Theater and the Arkhangelsk Drama Theater, with theaters and artists in France, Switzerland, Germany, the Czech Republic, China, Ukraine, South Africa.       He gives lectures on both the current theater in Africa and the production of Diaghilev's Russian seasons and modern independent theater. One of her articles can be read in L'Officiel Ukraine.Victor Vilisov, theater blogger, director, curator. The author of the book “We Are All Sick. How the theater became modern, but we did not notice it. ” Laureate of the Sergey Kuryokhin Prize and the prize of Sobaka.ru magazine. Curator of the six-hour performance "MAZERASHA" at the Shpagin plant in Perm; curator of the experimental laboratory "Displacement" at the Taganka Theater and a retrospective of Romeo Castellucci's "Body Course" in KARO cinemas. The author of perforations and video essays. The host of the podcast "We Are All Nauseous."              Tickets and add. information by phone 0991818808.