Next level interplay between dance and illusion
With Delusion, dance company Oxygen, led by choreographer Jennifer Romen, toured full, enthusiastic theatres. The overwhelming, positive reactions left them wanting more. In Delusion 2.0, Jennifer takes you into a next-level interplay between dance and illusion.
Delusion 2.0 continues where Delusion ended. The character we followed on her journey from adolescence to adulthood, from insecure to powerful, comes face to face with her greatest opponent in part two. Is it an opponent she has to win over, or a part of herself she has to learn to accept and even embrace?
In this performance, Jennifer Romen again uses blacklight, shadow play and projections to show the audience elusive illusions. An exciting game between the dancers and the light and the unprecedentedly tight choreographies.
Jennifer Romen (Maastricht, 1996) is a young, ambitious choreographer who, with her company Oxygen, impresses with visual work full of meticulously detailed choreographies and visual illusions.
