CAMP

About the thin line between propaganda and survival Exclusion as logic itself, with a smile, in prime time. That is the starting point of KAMP. At the same time, we see how citizens invent stories and thus succeed in creating their own livable reality. However small. KAMP sketches a society that could emerge tomorrow, but which actually already existed yesterday. Regimes have been launching fake news as a pretext for war for centuries. Minorities are isolated in reservations, in 'holiday camps', or 'improvement trajectories' through false promises. With a sharp text full of black humor, KAMP swings back and forth on the thin line between propaganda and deception, between objective truth and online reviews, between acting and survival. Het Kwartier - the Mechelen duo of writer Freek Mariën and director Carl von Winckelmann - invariably signs for urgent social issues in fresh pieces of classical cut. “A poignant warning against our collective impending 'Wir haben es nicht gewusst' of tomorrow.” - in De Standaard Deze performance (from the white column) you can combine in a package! Choose 4 performances from our selection and enjoy a 20% discount. Mix and match to your own preference. Assemble your own package here.