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In the 1980s, Trond Viggo Torgersen’s&nbsp;The Body&nbsp;was a new and revolutionary children’s TV programme in Norway. He could tell children absolutely anything, and they would believe him. And that’s exactly what he does here, in&nbsp;Anatomy for beginners.

 

Although, in this case, he can’t say exactly what he likes, because he has a very defined script. The script is an exact transcript of interviews with children aged between 4 and 12, describing their philosophies about how the body works. Trond Viggo’s voice conveys these thoughts with his customary authority and professional gravitas. Through dance and words, children are inspired to develop a bright and imaginative attitude towards the body, while hopefully also reflecting critically on Truth with a capital T, even if it is being presented by a figure of authority.

 

The child is an expert, what does that mean? That everything which is thought and said about the body is real. That it is infinitely big, and extremely small. The dancers Marianne Kjærsund and Erik Rulin are humorous yet strong performers, who convey this limitless universe with their own personal style.&nbsp;

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