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Bir Bedenin Sahneleri
"Scenes of a Body" is a poetic and intimate performance exploring the body's memory, transformation, boundaries, and possibilities.
Through movement, gesture, and the presence of the body, this performance invites children to explore their own bodies with curiosity and care, paying attention to every detail, and experiencing the expressive potential of the body.
In this performance, the body itself becomes the stage: a woman's body, the body of a former gymnast, the body of a performer. It's a body that changes over time, bearing the marks of lived experiences, a body striving to understand itself and to accept all its parts.
"Scenes of a Body" is a theatrical research process developed in collaboration with kindergartens and preschools, created with and for children. This collaborative creative process transforms the body into a space for imagination, transformation, and discovery, while also fostering new connections between children and performers.
Previously shown in: Italy.
"Scenes of a Body" is made possible with the support of the Italian Cultural Center of Istanbul and with the contribution of the ATER Foundation.
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"Scenes of a Body" is a poetic and intimate performance piece that explores the body – its memories, transformations, limitations, and possibilities. Through movement, gesture, and presence, the performance invites young audiences to explore the body with curiosity and care, paying attention to every detail and discovering its expressive potential.
The body itself becomes the stage design: a woman's body, the body of a former gymnast, an actress's body. A body that changes over time, bearing the marks of lived experiences, learning to understand and accept itself in all its complexity.
"Scenes of a Body" was created through artistic research conducted within nurseries and kindergartens, and it was created with children, for children. Through this collaborative creative process, the body becomes a space for imagination, transformation, and discovery, opening up new ways for children to connect with the performer.
Previously shown in: Italy.
With the support of the Italian Cultural Institute in Istanbul.
With the support of the ATER Foundation.
Through movement, gesture, and the presence of the body, this performance invites children to explore their own bodies with curiosity and care, paying attention to every detail, and experiencing the expressive potential of the body.
In this performance, the body itself becomes the stage: a woman's body, the body of a former gymnast, the body of a performer. It's a body that changes over time, bearing the marks of lived experiences, a body striving to understand itself and to accept all its parts.
"Scenes of a Body" is a theatrical research process developed in collaboration with kindergartens and preschools, created with and for children. This collaborative creative process transforms the body into a space for imagination, transformation, and discovery, while also fostering new connections between children and performers.
Previously shown in: Italy.
"Scenes of a Body" is made possible with the support of the Italian Cultural Center of Istanbul and with the contribution of the ATER Foundation.
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"Scenes of a Body" is a poetic and intimate performance piece that explores the body – its memories, transformations, limitations, and possibilities. Through movement, gesture, and presence, the performance invites young audiences to explore the body with curiosity and care, paying attention to every detail and discovering its expressive potential.
The body itself becomes the stage design: a woman's body, the body of a former gymnast, an actress's body. A body that changes over time, bearing the marks of lived experiences, learning to understand and accept itself in all its complexity.
"Scenes of a Body" was created through artistic research conducted within nurseries and kindergartens, and it was created with children, for children. Through this collaborative creative process, the body becomes a space for imagination, transformation, and discovery, opening up new ways for children to connect with the performer.
Previously shown in: Italy.
With the support of the Italian Cultural Institute in Istanbul.
With the support of the ATER Foundation.
Date & Time
Start
21 November 2026, Saturday
11:00
End
21 November 2026, Saturday
13:00
Location - Zorlu Psm
Ticketed Event
