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SUMMARY:Rot-in-Progress: Open Rehearsal
DTSTAMP:20260831T225704Z
DTSTART:20260918T140000Z
DTEND:20260918T160000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an open rehearsal of 0000-00-00: unfinished scenes\
	, technical\ntry-outs\, still-ambiguous atmospheres\, and\, hopefully\, ma
	stered tracks. \n\nYou can sign up here (link will follow) to attend the r
	ehearsal and participate\nin the feedback session that follows.\n\nOur Par
	a-siting space and our toilets are on the first floor\, which is only\nacc
	essible via a set of stairs.\n\nOur normal ticket prices are applicable fo
	r this event. For more info on opening\ntimes\, accessibility or ticket pr
	ices\, see Contact & Visit [https:]. \n\nNina Pushkareva is an Amsterdam-b
	ased multidisciplinary artist and graduate of\nthe Academy for Theatre and
	 Dance (Modern Theatre Dance). Working across\nmovement\, music\, fashion\
	, and sculpture\, she approaches the body as both image\nand organism\, ca
	ught between decay and hallucinated continuity\; reconstructed\nfrom refer
	ences\, preserved and consumed.\n\nNeda Ruzheva graduated from the School 
	for New Dance Development before\ncontinuing their studies at the Sandberg
	 Institute. Their practice blends\nacademic rigour with subcultural grit\,
	 fusing theory\, sculpture\, physicality and\nindustrial sound to probe th
	e commodification of desire and longing buried\nbeneath digital fatigue.\n
	\nManshee Zheng (b. 2002\, Beijing) is an artist based in Amsterdam\, work
	ing across\ninstallation\, fashion objects and autofictional text. Her pra
	ctice orbits\nspectacle-driven desire and the tension between sterile surf
	aces and\npsychological violence. She constructs controlled\, seductive sc
	enes of\nexhibitionistic hiding—simultaneously hypervisible and hollowed o
	ut.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/rot-in-progress-open-rehearsal
GEO:52.3737514;4.8959885
LOCATION:W139 - Warmoesstraat 139\, 1012 JB Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,dance,event,music,opening,oude kerk,para-sitin
	g,performance,sculpture,theater
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join us for an open rehearsal of <em>0000-0
	0-00</em>: unfinished scenes, technical try-outs, still-ambiguous atmosphe
	res, and, hopefully, mastered tracks.&nbsp;</p><p>You can sign up here (li
	nk will follow) to attend the rehearsal and participate in the feedback se
	ssion that follows.</p><p>Our Para-siting space and our toilets are on the
	 first floor, which is only accessible via a set of stairs.</p><p>Our norm
	al ticket prices are applicable for this event. For more info on opening t
	imes, accessibility or ticket prices, see <a href="https:">Contact &amp; V
	isit</a>.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Nina Pushkareva</strong> is an Amsterdam-bas
	ed multidisciplinary artist and graduate of the Academy for Theatre and Da
	nce (Modern Theatre Dance). Working across movement, music, fashion, and s
	culpture, she approaches the body as both image and organism, caught betwe
	en decay and hallucinated continuity; reconstructed from references, prese
	rved and consumed.</p><p><strong>Neda Ruzheva</strong> graduated from the 
	School for New Dance Development before continuing their studies at the Sa
	ndberg Institute. Their practice blends academic rigour with subcultural g
	rit, fusing theory, sculpture, physicality and industrial sound to probe t
	he commodification of desire and longing buried beneath digital fatigue.</
	p><p><strong>Manshee Zheng</strong> (b. 2002, Beijing) is an artist based 
	in Amsterdam, working across installation, fashion objects and autofiction
	al text. Her practice orbits spectacle-driven desire and the tension betwe
	en sterile surfaces and psychological violence. She constructs controlled,
	 seductive scenes of exhibitionistic hiding—simultaneously hypervisible an
	d hollowed out.</p>
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