


P-Project
What do People do for money?
Ivo Dimchev’s P-Project is an escalating interactive performance where actual cash fuels participation of the audience. Based on several P words, such as Piano, Pray, Pussy, Poetry, Poppers, and so on, in P-Project, People from the Public are offered several opportunities to Participate in the Performance, for which they will be Paid quite well.
Through the direct exchange of tangible money, in P-Project Ivo Dimchev questions the boundaries of art, entertainment and economics, making us reflect on the power dynamics in society as the performance progresses. How far one is willing to go for a good pay?
Ivo Dimchev’s P-Project is an escalating interactive performance where actual cash fuels participation of the audience. Based on several P words, such as Piano, Pray, Pussy, Poetry, Poppers, and so on, in P-Project, People from the Public are offered several opportunities to Participate in the Performance, for which they will be Paid quite well.
Through the direct exchange of tangible money, in P-Project Ivo Dimchev questions the boundaries of art, entertainment and economics, making us reflect on the power dynamics in society as the performance progresses. How far one is willing to go for a good pay?
CREDITS
Concept and Music
Ivo Dimchev
Performed by
Ivo Dimchev and the audience
Software Development
Matteo Sisti Sette
Production
Humarts
Co-production
ImPulsTanz
Kaaitheater
Les Halles
HAU - Hebbel am Ufer
Frascati
Promotion & Touring Producer
Something Great
Supported by
Flemish Community in Belgium
PRESS
Concept and Music
Ivo Dimchev
Performed by
Ivo Dimchev and the audience
Software Development
Matteo Sisti Sette
Production
Humarts
Co-production
ImPulsTanz
Kaaitheater
Les Halles
HAU - Hebbel am Ufer
Frascati
Promotion & Touring Producer
Something Great
Supported by
Flemish Community in Belgium
PRESS
“★★★★★ The Physically present cash electrifies the room and makes the experience hot, love, dangerous... Moving through poetry-writing to tap-dancing to kissing, we eventually find ourselves watching two volunteers strip naked and pretend to f*ck for five minutes” - THE STAGE
“An intriguing reflection on the relationship between audience and performer, the power of money to encourage uncharacteristic behaviour, the importance of maintaining moral integrity in face of social pressure and the potential of art to enthuse even mundane activity with poetic meaning.” - THE LIST
P-Project was featured by the UK newspaper “The Stage” as one of the best theatre shows presented in the UK in 2018.