27/4｜Saturday｜15:00–17:00
Fundação Rui Cunha
Fundação Rui Cunha
27/4
Saturday
15:00–17:00
Fundação Rui Cunha
Speaker: Ling-chih Chow
Language: Mandarin
Nowadays, theatre is not necessarily sedentary anymore. Instead, audience are instructed to stroll on the streets, unconsciously becoming “flâneur” and part of the show. The term “flâneur” was first coined to describe the phenomenon of 19th century urban life in Paris, which literally means stroller. However, do we really know the secret of flâneur?
Speaker
Ling-chih Chow
Chow is a writer, curator, art critic, scriptwriter and theatre artist. She is also a Chinese-French translator and lecturer specialised in aesthetics in theatre and theatre-making. Bachelor of Arts in Aesthetics from the Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, and Master of Arts in Theatre Studies from the Université Rennes 2, Chow organises features for publications and magazines, as well as lectures and workshops. She also participates in various art festivals, theatre and dance productions in different roles and engages in writing art critics, reportage and other articles. Deemed herself as a slashie moving around the city with a rucksack.