INTERVIEW
I’m very happy to be taking part in the Prague Biennial in December in my debut as writer/director (not performing this time).
Tranzit.at director, Georg Schöllhammer interviewed me and we discussed empathy, which is the main theme of the festival.
I’m pleased to post the performance of “Killing Time” on my Vimeo channel.
Photo:Andrea Hladky
I’m pleased to announce my next performance, which shall take place in Lendhafen, Klagenfurt on the evening of the 3rd of July 2020. It is called Killing Time and is a co-operation with artist/engineer Kristoffer Stefan’s installation “Bündelung”. Don’t miss it! Screenshot: Camera/Editor: Alfred Zacharias
https://www.lendhafen.at/2020/06/21/performance-killing-time-helena-eribenne/
I’m happy and grateful to have been selected to take part in Brunnenpassage’s Artist in Residency programme called The Artists are Present. I shall use the residency to prepare for my up coming performance in Carinthia this summer. More information here https://www.brunnenpassage.at/programm/produktionen/the-artists-are-present/
Performance at The Semper Depot, 30th January 2020. Photo: Maresa Jung, © 2020
A good summary for my proposal being selected to win the H13 Prize for Performance 2019. Thanks to all at Kunstraum Niederoesterreich and the jury. Extra special thanks to Oliver Gross for his part as creative consultant.
Foto: Esel Lorenz Seidler
http://www.kunstraum.net/de/ausstellungen/h13-2019-helena-eribenne
Much credit and thanks go to photographer and director, Oliver Gross for his fantastic input as creative consultant on “Woman to Woman II”, in 2019 where I won the H13 Prize for Performance. He gave me 110% of his time and talent to which I am very grateful for. For more information about him, see his website https://www.delight-productions.com
To be released in 2020.
From the Iron Curtain to the European Union’s Schengen, how have borders and their removal affected a small village just across the Austrian border in the Czech Republic?
It is 1999 and London based DJ Eunikoro Rhensarai gets into her time machine intending to travel back to 1974. However something goes wrong and she ends up in an afro textured hair salon in Vienna instead. When The World Comes To An End, Move To Vienna …– Because Everything Happens There 20 Years Later! is an Afro-futuristic piece on racism and fear of the future.
London, 1999. DJ Eunikoro Rhensarai is not ready for the new millennium. The quality of metropolitan life has diminished and capitalism is on the rampage. This also affects Eunikoro, who has neither savings nor a steady income. Eunikoro therefore decides to board her time machine and travel back to 1974 and make the ‘right’ choices (with the benefit of hindsight). Something goes wrong, however and she remains in 1999, but is transported to Vienna.
In this new environment, Eunikoro is faced with her own identity as well as with her fears about the future. When The World Comes To An End, Move To Vienna … Because Everything Happens There 20 Years Later! is a tale of masks and migration, of talent and possibilities, true identities and those that are misconstrued. An entertaining science fiction drama with social commentary.
Production: WIENWOCHE http://archiv.wienwoche.org/en/447/when_the_world_comes_to_an_end,move_to_vienna…–_because_everything_happens_there_20_years_later!
English Box of Tricks is an entertaining, theatre in education company who hold fun English interactive plays and workshops for children aged 9 to 18.