Somewhere between dance, theatre and film you will find Triptych

Triptych

A trilogy in one performance
Peeping Tom has been making waves on the European dance scene since the early 2000s with its offbeat, genre-bending universe portrayed by extraordinary performers. An unconstrained imaginary world where horror and extravagance go hand in hand.

Photo: Maarten Vanden Abeelee

Belgian company Peeping Tom fascinates audiences with its hyper-realistic aesthetic, somewhere between dance, theatre and film, underpinned by set designs rooted in reality. In this universe that defies the conventions of time and space, the audience becomes a witness—a voyeur?—to inner dramas that are usually hidden or hushed up.

The Triptych trilogy reaches rare heights of inventiveness and physical agility. Each part takes place in an enclosed space: a living room with multiple doors that won’t open; a ship’s cabin; an abandoned restaurant taking on water. The set changes are carried out in full view, as on a film set. Subjected to uncontrollable natural forces, with no way out, the tormented characters move between past and present, real and invented memories, against a backdrop of eerie sound effects. Captivating.

Triptych
The Missing Door: 25 min
Changeover: 10 min
The Lost Room: 36 min
Changeover: 20-25 min
The Hidden Floor: 25 min <small>Photo: Maarten Vanden Abeelee</small>

WARNINGS: Abstract depiction of sexualized and physical violence, nudity, loud music and noises, haze, mature themes and language.