The sound of change
Resistance can be in small things. In a word, a rhythm, a memory that is passed on; soft accusations that come crashing in. RADIO VITÓ, the new performance by M Alberto, is such an act of resistance and at the same time an invitation: do you dare to imagine a radically different world?
M Alberto – born in Curaçao, living in the Netherlands – is a theater-maker, musician-poet and artist-researcher. A sharp critique of colonial structures resonates in all their work, as does the will to dismantle them. The tools M deploys in the process: craftsmanship (in quite a few disciplines!) and radical vulnerability.
In RADIO VITÓ, M interweaves poetry and improvisation into a musical essay-poem about resistance and the representation of radical change. Together with an international ensemble, they honor figures from the Caribbean canon as well as unknown voices from the global history of resistance.
Performers
M Alberto – Poetry, Electronics, Saxophone
Lesley Mok – Drums, Percussion
Florian Herzog – Double Bass & Electronics
Yung-Tuan Ku – Mallet Percussion & Electronic Percussion
Thora Sveinsdottír – Viola
Gaudeamus – Production
Made possible by the Performing Arts Fund.