VRUM Performing Arts Collective embarks on the adventure of confronting fear!
Based on the poem “Life doesn’t frighten me”, the intergenerational ensemble creates a production in which it confronts the dangers, horrors and craziness of everyday life.
Three adults and five teenagers engage in a dance and musical search for ways to combat fear. The famous poem by the American writer and civil rights activist Maya Angelou is the humorous, serious and rhythmic starting point for this search. With poetic texts and expressive musical images, they speak of being different, being afraid, being alone and being together.
VRUM takes a stand against the monster under the bed, against the shadows on the wall, against the anxiety that afflicts us when we look at the crises of this world.
