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start | 14.00 |
expected end time | 14.45 |
Can you make music on an invisible piano? Does the cellist play faster than his own shadow? Who is red and who is blue? Resident artist Nadar Ensemble and writer Annemarie Peeters bring us a brand-new family show in which nothing is what it seems. Only a ventriloquist is telling the truth. Maybe.
Georges Méliès (1861 – 1938)
‘L’Homme Orchestre,’ film (1900)
Jessie Marino (1984)
Rot/blau, for 2 performers (2009)
Simon Steen-Andersen (1976)
Study for String Instrument #3, for cello and video (2007)
Michael Beil (1963)
Key Jack, for pianist without piano, video and electronics (2018)
Georges Méliès (1861 – 1938)
‘L’Homme Orchestre,’ film (1900)
Jessie Marino (1984)
Rot/blau, for 2 performers
Nadar Ensemble: music performance
Marieke Berendsen: scenography
Wannes Gonnissen: sound
Pieter Matthynssens: cello & artistic direction
Elisa Medinilla: piano
Thomas Moore: production
Stefan Prins: artistic direction
Dries Tack: performance
Rebecca Diependaele: commercial management
Annemarie Peeters: story
Bart Juwett: ventriloquist
With short films by Georges Méliès & The Marx Brothers
Nadar Ensemble: music performance
Marieke Berendsen: scenography
Wannes Gonnissen: sound
Pieter Matthynssens:
start | 14.00 |
expected end time | 14.45 |