Breath <Message Dial ver.>

Beri Juraic; Hagiwara Yuta; Atsuhiro  Tachihara; Haruna Katsuwata

Breath <Message Dial ver.>

Beri Juraic (Developer)
, Hagiwara Yuta
, Atsuhiro Tachihara (Designer)
, Haruna Katsuwata (Other)

Lancaster University
Kamome Machine

Research output: Non-textual form › Performance

Abstract

A telephone theatre piece presented by Kamome Machine at University of Cologne during International Federation for Theatre Research conference. This new piece was inspired by Samuel Beckett's 'Breath' which is a famous 35-second play. Director Yuta Hagiwara adopted this piece as a participatory telephone theatre piece. Audience members record his/her/their own breath on the dial phone like a message. Then other audience members listen the others breath. By using dial phone, we will feel other's body through his/her/their breath.

Credits:
Inspired by Samuel Beckett 'Breath'
Directed by Yuta Hagiwara
Telephone Device : Atsuhiro Tachihara
Friendly and Critical Eye : Beri Juraic
Illustration : Haruna Katsuwata
Supported by Saison Foundation , Department of Drama at Trinity College of Dublin, Lancaster University
Presented by Kamome Machine Theatre Company

Premiered in Cologne, Germany on 10 June 2025

Original language	English (Ireland)
Publication status	Published - 10 Jun 2025
Externally published	Yes
Event	International Federation for Theatre Research Annual Conference: Performing Carnival: Ekstasis, Subversion, Metamorphosis - University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany Duration: 9 Jun 2025 → 13 Jun 2025 https://zenodo.org/records/18694626

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