Compagnie de KOE
Outrage au public
de Peter Handke
© De KOE / Bram De Vreese ©
Outrage au public de Peter Handke
Direction and conception, Peter Van den Eede
Scenography and lighting, Matthias de Koning
Sound, Pol Geusens
Cooking creation, Ann Van der Auwera
Technical, Bram De Vreese, Steven Brys
Translation for French, Martine Bom
Translation and Languages coaching , Martine Bom
Permanent Actors of DE KOE are Natali Broods, Willem de Wolf and Peter Van den Eede.
Production De KOE
Delegated Production Théâtre Garonne (Toulouse)
Coproduction for the French Version Théâtre Garonne (Toulouse) ; Théâtre de Nîmes ; Le Parvis Scène Nationale Tarbes- Pyrénées (Tarbes) ; La Rose des Vents Scène Nationale Lille Métropole / Villeneuve d’Ascq ; Scène Nationale d’Albi ; Théâtre de la Bastille (Paris) ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
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Appreciated in France through several collaborations with tg STAN, Antwerp-based collective De KOE stages one of Peter Handke’s most controversial play, Offending the Audience, which shocked critics in the late 1960s. The work is a nihilistic, staggering attack on social appearances and the modern culture of lying. De KOE’s energetic performance probes man’s enduring love for fiction.
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