On the artistic processing of colonial genocide

What potential do artistic practices have in the processing of traumatic experiences? How can we encounter the cultural archive on colonial genocide? Based on her play Samedi Détente, director and performer Dorothée Munyaneza discusses a possible artistic approach to the genocide in Rwanda.  

With Dorothée Munyaneza, director and performer (Samedi Détente)
Ananda Breed, Professor in Theatre at the School of Fine and Performing Arts, University of Lincoln, author of Performing the Nation: Genocide, Justice, Reconciliation, and advisor to UNICEF and IREX  

Chaired by Josephine Apraku, Head of the IDB | Institut für diskriminierungsfreie Bildung    

Grosses Haus Louis-Spohr-Saal
SAT 16.06. 3pm
In English language
Duration 1h30