UPCOMING PERFORMANCE DATES:
5.4.2025 20:00 @ Theater am Gleis, Winterthur (CH)
27.11.2025 20:30 @ Tojo Theater Reitschule Bern (CH)
28.11.2025 20:30 @ Tojo Theater Reitschule Bern (CH)
29.11.2025 20:30 @ Tojo Theater Reitschule Bern (CH)
PAST DATES:
6.9.2023 21:00 (premiere) @ junges theater basel (Treibstoff Theatertage Basel, CH)
7.9.2023 19:00 @ junges theater basel (Treibstoff Theatertage Basel, CH)
8.9.2023 19:00 @ junges theater basel (Treibstoff Theatertage Basel, CH)
31.1.2025 20:00 @ Kaserne Basel
1.2.2025 18:00 @ Kaserne Basel
A long story about our baby
Project.tgthr (Eevi Kinnunen & Olivia Ronzani), 2023
Two performers embark on a mission to make a baby. Moving through each other's minds and talking through their bodies, they tell a love story reaching towards the baby - empathic, care-taking, rough and soft. They embody and deconstruct images of family in search for one that feels their own. Eevi, Olivia and Baby fall in and out of love and back again as they navigate utopias, biological barriers, political uncertainties and societal expectations of family.
A Long Story About Our Baby is a touching auto-fictional performance piece and embodied storytelling, where a space opens up for dreaming and re-romanticising a queer experience of family.
Team and Collaborators
Artistic Direction / Choreography / Performance / Production: Eevi Kinnunen, Olivia Ronzani Costume, Stage Design: Katri Saloniemi, Helene Scheithe
Sound Design / Music: Gil Schneider
Light Design, technical management: Pina Schläpfer
Technical Management on tour: Lola Rosarot
Audio Collage: Nora Wyss
Video Animation: Louis Caspar Schmitt
Projection Mapping: Robin Nidecker
Outside Eye: Sophia Rodríguez
Production: Camille Jamet
Tourmanagement: Kathrin Walde
Babysitter: Franziska von Blarer
A Long Story About Our Baby is a Landholz Productions production.
Supporters:
Co-production: Treibstoff Theatertage Basel
Funders: Fachausschuss Darstellende Künste BL/BS, Tanzbüro Basel, SWISSLOS/Kultur Kanton Bern, Kultur Stadt Bern, Taike Art Promotion Centre Finland, Burgergemeinde Bern, Corymbo Stiftung
Olivia Ronzani, Eevi Kinnunen and Nora Wyss were residents of the residency program “Labor à trois” by POLE-SUD, Roxy Birsfelden and Tanznetz Freiburg, funded by the cross-border cultural fund of the German-French-Swiss Upper Rhine Conference
Supported by the co-production of Tojo Theater Reitschule Bern and Dare & Share Residency Basel.