fri01novAll Daythu21Unfolding Kafka Festival 2024(All Day)(GMT+07:00) Bangkok
Description
Unfolding Kafka is a biennial festival for contemporary performing arts in Bangkok. It was founded by the Thai choreographer Jitti Chompee. He was inspired to establish a festival platform for contemporary dance in Thailand. The 5th edition of the festival, which not only celebrates its ten-year anniversary but also commemorates the centennial anniversary of Franz Kafka’s death, will be the most ambitious yet.
Holding the Festival Pass will be able to access the entire of the festival program below.
01 NOV/7PM at JIM THOMPSON ART CENTER (Opening Festival Ceremony)
Fon Farang (Dance & Music, 30 min) by Juan Kruz Diaz de Garaio Esnaola,
Arthit Khamhongsa, Sombat Simla
Mo[ram]lam Fashion Show by Jim Thompson Textiles (Fashion Show & Music, 30 min)
08 NOV/7-9PM at Sodsai Pantoomkomol Centre for Dramatic Arts
7PM: WELCOME (Dance, 50 min) by Joachim Maudet-Compagnie Les Vagues
8PM: ATLAS of the MOUTH (Dance, 50 min) by Gaya de Medeiros
09 NOV at JIM THOMPSON ART CENTER
12AM: The Improper point A/S/V (Dance & Visual, 40 min) by JAVIER MARTÍN
2PM: ˈstɔːriz (Dance, 30 min) by Joachim Maudet and Sophie Lèbre
09 NOV at Sodsai Pantoomkomol Centre for Dramatic Arts
3:30PM: SORTIR DU BOIS (Visual Object theatre, 30 min) by Morien Nolot – Kislorod Company
4:30PM: Love of Risk (Object Theatre, 25 min) by Olivier Rannou – Compagnie bakélite
20-21 NOV/7:30PM at Sodsai Pantoomkomol Centre for Dramatic Arts
Mo[ram]lam (Dance & Music, World premiere, 45 min) by CocoonDance and 18 Monkeys Dance Theatre
EXHIBITIONS
01-14 NOV at JIM THOMPSON ART CENTER
HEAD TO HEAD (Video Installation) by Herwig Ilegems
Mo[ram]lam project & 100 years of Kafka Death (Exhibition): Direction and Concept: Jitti Chompee
01-21 NOV at Neilson Hays Library
Completely Kafka (Exhibition) by Nicolas Mahler and Literaturhaus Stuttgart
The Silence of Insects (Origami Installation) by Yoko Seyama
SCREENING
06 NOV/7PM at Goethe-Institut Thailand
13 NOV/7PM at Neilson Hays Library
The Glory of Life (Screening, 2024 / 98 min / German, English)
The last year in Franz Kafka’s life and its surprising love story.