SHROUD: a cloth used to cover or wrap a body in

death rituals, symbolizing concealment and transition.

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SHROUD is a visual theatre experience that invites

audiences to traverse the unseen, often unspoken

landscapes of grief. In this mesmerizing performance,

grief is not only felt but made visible—expressed

through haunting visuals, subtle gestures, and

transformative stagecraft. Presented in two powerful

act, SHROUD captures the delicate dance between memory and loss, revealing the complexity and beauty within mourning’s darkest depths.

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The journey begins with an intimate prelude, drawing

us into a quiet, contemplative funeral setting where

sorrow is raw and deeply personal. After a brief

interval, the performance expands, transitioning into

an evocative dreamscape in Part Two. In this surreal,

almost otherworldly realm, SHROUD explores grief as

it seeps into the subconscious, weaving visions both

strange and familiar. Fabric, light, and movement blur

the boundaries between life and afterlife, guiding

audiences through a hauntingly beautiful re"ection

on love, memory, and the veils that both reveal and

conceal those we’ve lost.

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SHROUD offers a rare, cathartic experience — inviting

audiences not only to witness but to feel and find

resonance in the universal depths of grief and healing.

Credits

Artistic Concept / Director / Choreographer / Performer:

Andreas Constantinou

Collaborative artist / Dramaturgy / Outside Eye:

Tone Haldrup Lorenzen

Scenography / Lights / Technical Manager:

Jeppe Cohrt

Video Design / Lights / Photography / Trailer:

Christopher Brekne

Music & Sound Design:

Johannes Smed

Voice of meditation:

Zoe Mills

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