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Why did he have to turn around?<p> At the TEC, AMOK – Always Be Dead in Eurydice reinvents the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, transforming it into a tale of love and death that will make you tremble, leap, and even laugh. Rilke's famous sonnets infuse the performance with their mysterious breath, laying enigmatic words upon scenes bordering on the fantastical, or perhaps hallucinatory, further delving into the depths of the myth.</p><p> A uniquely TEC dramaturgy of the body, dance, and music draws on major theatrical references to create a breathtaking yet rigorous performance, infinitely rich in sensations. Cosmopolitan, immersive, and contemporary, this creation by Elizabeth Czerczuk captivates us in a way that transcends a mere series of lines in French.</p><p> "Where is her death? Will you compose this story, before your song is lost, swallowed up? Where does it sink, outside of me?... Almost a child..." – Rainer Maria Rilke</p>