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9 June 2021 | Lawrence.Rollier |
A little girl wakes up with a big lie. The lie little by little takes the shape of a red ball and becomes impossible to get rid off. It takes a life of its own, becomes opinionated and even multiplies. How to tell truth now? The spectators are plunged into the interior world of the little girl, her dreams and nightmares. Only her courage can help her now. Catherine Dreyfus’ s play dismantles the mechanism of the lie. The red ball finally bursts and the little girl is relieved.
Straight from Quebec, five acrobats and musicians amaze with their breath-taking and hilarious acts, be it on the Chinese pole, Korean seesaw, unicycle or fireworks. This whirlwind of action comes together in a cheeky story, in which our five muscular rascals play survivors in a world without women and technology. Their mission becomes apparent right away: finding other survivors. It will be dangerous, but fun at the same time. It almost makes you wish the end of the world were to happen tomorrow.
Melanie Florschütz und Michael Döhnert are famous for their ability to create exciting new possibilities with things, objects, music and light. Big Box is about a box on stage. A box? Or is it a giant package? Or a phone booth, an elevator, a workshop, a changing room? Endless possibilities that surprise and fascinate young audiences. When objects magically move, new worlds appear. This is object poetry that helps us interrogate and sharpen our gaze and makes the seemingly impossible possible.
He is looking for the perfect, neat organization; she is longing for the lightness of altitude. In order to reach their goals, both need the help of the other. Conflicts are foreordained with this odd couple. Maliciously, tactically and lovingly, each of them meddles with the reality of the other. They wrangle, irritate and love. The resulting conflicts will be solved creatively and spectacularly. Jonas and Esther Slanzi have created a genre-crossing performance that amazes the audience with a combination of airiness, acrobatics, tricks and theatre.
Three clowns wander, without a job and without shelter, through a world that no longer has a place for them. Being clowns, they manage to give even this bleak atmosphere a special humour. Our three anti-heroes show that clowns can still make us laugh today. With their tragi-comedy about the end of a time in which a clown could be sure of provoking the benign laughter of society, Leandre Ribera and the La Tal company commemorate the red noses and simultaneously revive them in a completely new form.
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Le jeudi 13 janvier de 15h à 16h30, faites initier vos bambins aux arts martiaux, en danse et en douceur, dans cet atelier animé par un artiste du spectacle Go ! Ouvert aux enfants de 8 à 12 ans.
Inscription gratuite dans la limite des places disponibles à ateliers.theatre@villeesch.staging.kudo.lu
The (good) philosophy of the tatami. Two men are eyeing up, fighting each other and showing off in this athletic and artistic performance. Nobody gets hurt though. These fighting dancers respect each other and their warrior rituals reconnect with fundamental instincts such as openness and emancipation. Go ! combines humor, sensuality and explosiveness and articulates a common thread between dance and martial arts: the perfection and beauty of movement.
No méi wéi engem Joer Corona wëllen De Kapitän Mullebutz a seng Matrousen nees Gas ginn. Si hu schlëmm no de klengen a grousse Pirate verlaangert a si lo net méi ze bremsen, fir zesummen eng grouss Party ze feieren. Danzen, Sangen, Sprangen… a gutt Laun stinn um Programm! Och d’Madame Li ass nees derbäi a freet sech, dass d’Matrouseband an de ganze Publikum a Form kënnt. Den zweeten Deel vun der erfollegräicher Iddi, flott Kannerlidder an e neie Mäntelchen ze stiechen, Rock- a Popsongs kannergerecht op Lëtzebuergesch ze sangen, ass no deem laange Lockdown nees zeréck op Tournée. De Kapitän an de Steiermann hunn Toplidder, souwéi deen een oder aneren neie Song an de Programm geholl. Et versprécht e grousse Spaass ze ginn. Kommt, sangt an danzt mat eis!
Pas comme les autres ? Les nombreux tics et l’étrange élocution de Petite lui valent les moqueries de ses camarades alors que Grand, son frère, est un enfant sans problème. Un soir, la mère téléphone à une amie et lui confie, désespérée, ses difficultés à élever sa fille. Petite entend toute la conversation… Librement inspiré de plusieurs contes traditionnels, Une forêt est un récit original et palpitant dans lequel les relations familiales prennent un tour inattendu. Au fil de cette aventure, on pénètre dans une forêt peuplée de créatures dont la rencontre changera Petite. Un récit plein d’humour et de tendresse, sur la différence et l’ambivalence des relations frère-sœur.
Bartok and Pipp have only one wish: to finally start their fitness workout. . But they keep getting interrupted by the weird noises coming from the other side of the neighbouring wall. They listen carefully. The weird noises are music, captivating music! Slowly they both begin to move to this freshly discovered music. One by one the neighbouring walls collapse, and all begin to dance exuberantly to the wonderful music of … Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Aerobics and classical music blend into a dashing slapstick.
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