Final Attachment is an autofiction performance by Iranian theater-maker Maryam Hashempour. Searching for closure, she performs each night, hoping to find one specific person among the audience. In an immersive and participatory experience, this performance invites the audience on a journey through a personal history, where the act of “seeing” and “being seen” in a black box becomes a lens to explore state violence and displacement.
Language: English
Duration: 75 minutes
I want to invite you to my performance. It’s nothing you haven’t seen before. Just my life. It’s about me and you. About every word we exchanged. About every piece of paper you sent to my home. About that moment when I unfolded them, and my fingerprint touched yours.
I’m the one who keeps showing up at your door. The one your dog wagged its tail at this morning. Come before it’s too late. Come and watch me. This is a game we can only play in the theater.
Yours,
Maryam
This is her graduation project for the master’s program Performing Arts as Critical Practice at the Malmö Theatre Academy.
- Directing and text
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Maryam Hashempour
- Dramaturge
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Syd Hamidreza Hosseini
- Performers
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MARYAM HASHEMPOUR, Tahmasb Mahdavi
- Sound Designer
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Deniz Tafaghodi, Farbod Maeen
- Scenographer
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Arduino Punzo
- Graphic Designer
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Amirhossein Zarifian
- Advisors
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Nassim Soleimanpour, Sophia New
- Special Thanks to
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Edit Kaldor, Keyvan Sarreshteh, Nassim Aghili, Eva Hedblom