AFTER ALL
Headfirst Editor's Pick
"Ever imagined your own funeral? Solène Weinachter brings hers to the stage in this poignant and comedic dance theatre piece, de-stigmatising death and celebrating life while poking fun at our stuffy maudlin remembrance mores. Another home-run for Impermanence and the Mount Without! "
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An event on Tuesday 8th April. The event starts at 19:30.
AFTER ALL is a show about death by Solène Weinachter.
It is a celebration of our vulnerable and courageous existence using dance, theatre, storytelling and comedy to ask: how do we deal with the end?
By exploring various funeral rites - ones we have, ones we have lost, and those yet to be invented - choreographer Solène Weinachter confronts our transition between worlds head-on. AFTER ALL is a hopeful attempt to conjure a better sort of space for us to be with loss and collectively contemplate the finite nature of our lives.
★★★★ The Times "bursting with vitality"
★★★★ The Scotsman "Weinachter hits the spot every time"
★★★★ The Guardian "confidently warm and funny"
★★★★ The Stage "enormously endearing”
★★★★ Broadway Baby "enough charm to power and ocean liner"
★★★★ The Observer "a triumph of sound and vision"
★★★★ The Morning Star “laced with theatrical ambush and digression”
★★★★ Fringe Biscuit "masterfully uses the stage and body"
★★★★ Fest Magazine "crafted with skill"
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
It is a celebration of our vulnerable and courageous existence using dance, theatre, storytelling and comedy to ask: how do we deal with the end?
By exploring various funeral rites - ones we have, ones we have lost, and those yet to be invented - choreographer Solène Weinachter confronts our transition between worlds head-on. AFTER ALL is a hopeful attempt to conjure a better sort of space for us to be with loss and collectively contemplate the finite nature of our lives.
★★★★ The Times "bursting with vitality"
★★★★ The Scotsman "Weinachter hits the spot every time"
★★★★ The Guardian "confidently warm and funny"
★★★★ The Stage "enormously endearing”
★★★★ Broadway Baby "enough charm to power and ocean liner"
★★★★ The Observer "a triumph of sound and vision"
★★★★ The Morning Star “laced with theatrical ambush and digression”
★★★★ Fringe Biscuit "masterfully uses the stage and body"
★★★★ Fest Magazine "crafted with skill"
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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