BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:22455@offbeat.amsterdam SUMMARY:A night of duo's DTSTAMP:20260516T183042Z DTSTART:20260528T183000Z DESCRIPTION:Three performances in duo-form ranging from dance to theatre an d music.\n\nThis evening will be dedicated to the art of the duo. Ranging from dance to\ntheatre and music: three acts performed by young Amsterdam- based creatives. The\nNutcracker by Ane Møller Hansen and Sarah Zechut Lov er’s Guide to Machine\nLearning by Michael Lucey and Tristan Spellman Molp hy and music fromAmelie\nSpinks and Adrian Bifano\n\nThe Nutcracker: Writt en by Ane Møller Hansen Co-directed and performed by Sarah\nZechut and Ane Møller Hansen Choreographed by Sarah Zechut Stage-design/probs by\nAne Mø ller Hansen\n\nLover’s Guide to Machine Learning: Written by Michael Lucey Co-directed by\nTristan Spellman Molphy and Michael Lucey Performed by Tr istan Spellman Molphy\nand Michael Lucey\n\nAmelie Spinks and Adrian Bifan o: Amelie Spinks – voice and guitar Adrian Bifano\n– electric guitar\n\nTh e Nutcracker portrays a woman trapped in a fairytale-kingdom - always on h er\ntoes\, always composed and always with a smile. In the corresponding b etween\nwords and movement Princess Girl attempts to narrate her fairytale story without\na crack.\n\nLover’s Guide to Machine Learning is a piece f or two voices. Michael Lucey is\nbased in Dublin\, which is one-thousand-o ne-hundred-and-twenty-nine kilometres\naway. Tristan Spellman Molphy is ba sed in Amsterdam\, which is here and now\, and\nnow is always one-thousand -one-hundred-and-twenty-nine kilometres away. The\npiece explores nonhuman voices\, the humans who feed them\, and the fictions that\nfill the dista nce between them.\n\nAmelie Spinks and Adrian Bifano: Amelie Spinks presen ts a fresh set of music\ninspired by the return of springtime. An indie-fo lk musician\, her songwriting\nhas strong ties to her New Zealand country- folk roots. She will present a set of\nnew and old songs which indulge in the human experience and pursue warm truths.\nIn inviting fingerpicking\, sweet melodies and a gentle voice\, her songs hold\ncaptivating power and will carry you through the beauty of summer. To help her\nmusic come alive \, she will be joined by Adrian Bifano on electric guitar. An\nexperienced jazz musician and artist in his own right\, Adrian holds a musical\nintui tion that suits Amelie’s music entirely. The duo found each other and\nins tant chemistry over a shared love of country music. URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/a-night-of-duos GEO:52.3699078;4.9032848 LOCATION:Splendor - Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat 116\, 1011 LX Amsterdam STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,dance,indie,jazz,music,nieuwmarkt/lastage,perf ormance,stories,theater X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Three performances in duo-form ranging from da nce to theatre and music.

This evening will be dedicated to the art of the duo. Ranging from dance to theatre and music: three acts performed by young Amsterdam-based creatives. The Nutcracker by Ane Møller Han sen and Sarah Zechut Lover’s Guide to Machine Learning by Michael Lucey and Tristan Spellman Molphy and music fromAmelie Spinks and Adr ian Bifano

The Nutcracker: Written by Ane Møller Hanse n Co-directed and performed by Sarah Zechut and Ane Møller Hansen Choreogr aphed by Sarah Zechut Stage-design/probs by Ane Møller Hansen

Lo ver’s Guide to Machine Learning: Written by Michael Lucey Co-directed by Tristan Spellman Molphy and Michael Lucey Performed by Tristan Spellma n Molphy and Michael Lucey

Amelie Spinks and Adrian Bifano: Amelie Spinks – voice and guitar Adrian Bifano – electric guitar

The Nutcracker portrays a woman trapped in a fairytale-king dom - always on her toes, always composed and always with a smile. In the corresponding between words and movement Princess Girl attempts to narrate her fairytale story without a crack.

Lover’s Guide to Machi ne Learning is a piece for two voices. Michael Lucey is based in Dublin, which is one-thousand-one-hundred-and-twenty-nine kilometres away. Tristan Spellman Molphy is based in Amsterdam, which is here and now, and now is always one-thousand-one-hundred-and-twenty-nine kilometres away. T he piece explores nonhuman voices, the humans who feed them, and the ficti ons that fill the distance between them.

Amelie Spinks and A drian Bifano: Amelie Spinks presents a fresh set of music inspire d by the return of springtime. An indie-folk musician, her songwriting has strong ties to her New Zealand country-folk roots. She will present a set of new and old songs which indulge in the human experience and pursue war m truths. In inviting fingerpicking, sweet melodies and a gentle voice, he r songs hold captivating power and will carry you through the beauty of su mmer. To help her music come alive, she will be joined by Adrian Bifano on electric guitar. An experienced jazz musician and artist in his own right , Adrian holds a musical intuition that suits Amelie’s music entirely. The duo found each other and instant chemistry over a shared love of country music.

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