Someone's sister - Par Hasard

She has dimples in her cheeks, and in the summer more freckles than I do. She has a determined look, with eyes that look behind the gazes of others. You can see that even in photos. The camera looks at her and she looks back. Not carefree. Neither am I. But we smile at the camera because that's how it goes in the 90s. She keeps me upright in the sand. And I her sometimes too. Mira Bryssinck explores in 'Iemands zus' the impact on family life of having a disability. Through interviews with people with a disability and their brothers and sisters, intimate conversations with family members, clippings from old scrapbooks, and other documentation material, she investigates the gray zones between receiving care and providing care. How do you grow up with a disability next to someone without a disability? And how does this shape a family? How does society look at this? On stage, we get a (fictional) narrative about two sisters, a meandering and cinematic coming-of-age story, supplemented with beautiful drawings and a touch of music. We present 'Iemands zus' in collaboration with Het Bruispunt for inclusion Limburg, a collaboration between De Roze Bink, Onze Nieuwe Toekomst, GRIP vzw, and Avansa Limburg. concept, text & performance Mira Bryssinck / music Simon Raman / dramaturgy Fred Libert / text coaching Laura Vroom / VGT interpreter Kristien Desmettre / performance coaching Loes Swaenepoel / visuals Estelle Demaré / costumes Pauline Verminnen / light & sound Fenna Maes / co-production Trans Europe Halles, Creative Europe, VONK & Zonen / with support from GRI¨P vzw & De Studio / with thanks to Fien Vanhaverbeke, Karen Flecken, Maia Janssens, Meron Janssens, Briek Janssens, Saartje Vandenbroucke, Liesbet De Waele, Werner Leemans, Flor Dierens & Eva Bryssinck, Ultima Thule & NTGent parhasardcollectief.be