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Audiovisual installation ‘9'

A unique collaboration between Teddy’s Last Ride and NP3.

‘9' is an immersive audio-visual installation engaging with the topics of identity formation and the sense of limbo that might arise from the process of becoming. The installation draws from the aesthetics of club culture, the construction site and digital culture, to transform the industrial location MOBi into the ‘9’ incubator. Augmented by smoke and lasers, a dancing dialogue of limbo is told, haunted by animated prophetic avatars.

A nightclub for the unborn.
A breeding pond for the moment of truth driven by endless choices.

9 Weeks From Now
‘9' is a re-interpretation of the Teddy’s Last Ride theatre production ‘9 Weeks From Now’, directed by Andy Smart. This multidisciplinary dance performance is about the first nine weeks after conception and the journey of growing up; it is about who you are, how you are perceived by society based on the gender you have been assigned and who you want or need to be.

While ‘9' is inspired by the theatre production, and it incorporates elements of the original script, choreography and stage design, it is a new original translation, taking a different form altogether.
The immersive installation ‘9’ is a collaborative and transdisciplinary approach between Ruud Akse, Hannes Arvid Andersson, Alan Ahued Naime and Dragan Glamočić.

‘9’ consists of an exhibition and events.

Premiere:
Saturday 27 May at 21.00 hrs.
Free entrance

Exhibition:
2 June - 15 July 2023
1 September until 7 October 2023

Opening hours:
Friday and Saturday from 13.00 - 17.00 hrs.
You can also make an appointment to visit '9', please contact us at hier@np3.nu.

'9' events
June 17 // July 15 // September 9 // October 7

Within the installation '9' NP3 and Teddy's Last Ride will organise a substantive artistic programme, with artist talks, lectures, seminars, music, performances, dance and more!

The programme will be announced on:
www.np3.nu
www.teddyslastride.nl

Costs
The exhibition is free to visit during regular opening hours.
During events, entrance fees apply.

Audiovisual installation ‘9'

A unique collaboration between Teddy’s Last Ride and NP3.

‘9' is an immersive audio-visual installation engaging with the topics of identity formation and the sense of limbo that might arise from the process of becoming. The installation draws from the aesthetics of club culture, the construction site and digital culture, to transform the industrial location MOBi into the ‘9’ incubator. Augmented by smoke and lasers, a dancing dialogue of limbo is told, haunted by animated prophetic avatars.

A nightclub for the unborn.
A breeding pond for the moment of truth driven by endless choices.

9 Weeks From Now
‘9' is a re-interpretation of the Teddy’s Last Ride theatre production ‘9 Weeks From Now’, directed by Andy Smart. This multidisciplinary dance performance is about the first nine weeks after conception and the journey of growing up; it is about who you are, how you are perceived by society based on the gender you have been assigned and who you want or need to be.

While ‘9' is inspired by the theatre production, and it incorporates elements of the original script, choreography and stage design, it is a new original translation, taking a different form altogether.
The immersive installation ‘9’ is a collaborative and transdisciplinary approach between Ruud Akse, Hannes Arvid Andersson, Alan Ahued Naime and Dragan Glamočić.

‘9’ consists of an exhibition and events.

Premiere:
Saturday 27 May at 21.00 hrs.
Free entrance

Exhibition:
2 June - 15 July 2023
1 September until 7 October 2023

Opening hours:
Friday and Saturday from 13.00 - 17.00 hrs.
You can also make an appointment to visit '9', please contact us at hier@np3.nu.

'9' events
June 17 // July 15 // September 9 // October 7

Within the installation '9' NP3 and Teddy's Last Ride will organise a substantive artistic programme, with artist talks, lectures, seminars, music, performances, dance and more!

The programme will be announced on:
www.np3.nu
www.teddyslastride.nl

Costs
The exhibition is free to visit during regular opening hours.
During events, entrance fees apply.