As soon as you enter the auditorium at the Stadsschouwburg, you land in a strange world. Curious creatures are floating around, fly bars are dancing up and down, and way up in the fly tower, a mysterious creature seems to lurk. The auditorium itself is the performer and as the show progresses, he takes the leading role, swallowing the performers and allows them to mutate through unclear forces. There’s no story; you’re invited to immerse yourself in this peculiar world that will remain fascinating until the very end. You will experience the auditorium in all its glory and see its beauty through your newly opened eyes.
Young makers Ezra Veldhuis and Bosse Provoost are showcasing the entire technical apparatus of the theatre that would normally stay hidden. A playful, absurd yet critical show that makes you aware of the fact that humankind is no longer the centre of this world.
“This talented young duo is conquering the major venues with a quirky idea. We are living in an age when human supremacy is questioned. Ezra and Bosse invite us to see what this means for the theatre. Do not wait for the actors to enter the stage – the stage itself becomes the actor!” – Grzegorz Reske, artistic director SPRING
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