Tomorrow is the best Day of my Life

What puts a body in a state of vulnerability, surrender, or resistance?

By dissecting emotions through actions, this new work by theater maker Yara Bou Nassar, embodies moments of fragility and resistance that are experienced in private or public spaces.

The performance emerges from a deconstruction of habits, memories, and obsessions associated with relationship dynamics and trauma. The text takes us through fragments of everyday behavior, coping mechanisms, and encounters that echo within us becoming a part of our identity. By revisiting the personal family archive, the work exposes intimate impulses carried from childhood to adulthood. It also questions the legitimacy of preserving memories through images and the transformation of the private space in wartime and crisis.

Language: Arabic with subtitles (D/E)

 

Supported by: AFAC (The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture), Culture Resource (Al-Mawred Al-Thaqafy), Schweizerische Botschaft im Libanon, SüdKulturFonds

Partner: Fabrique de Théâtre (Bastia, France), Hammana Artist House (Hammana, Lebanon), Amalgam (Beirut, Lebanon)

In collaboration with: workspacebrussels

With

Yara Bou Nassar, Hanane El-Dirani, Paed Conca, Elie Youssef

Production Team

Text & Direction: Yara Bou Nassar

Video: Madonna Adib

Performance: Yara Bou Nassar, Hanane El-Dirani, Paed Conca, Elie Youssef

Music & Composition: Paed Conca

Choreography: Khouloud Yassine

Stage & Lightdesign: Laura Knüsel

Yara Bou Nassar

Paed Conca

Laura Knüsel

Elie Youssef

Hanane El-Dirani