T.C.H. - CITY OF THESSALONIKI - THESSALONIKI TOURISM ORGANIZATION
Black theatre with live music
Duration: 50’
For audience: 6+
In Greek language
School performances:
9.30 & 11.30
Information & registration:
2310 276 069 (9.30-13.30)
7€ (school performances)
The play
Prokofiev managed with a simple tale to introduce children to the complexity of an orchestra; he created an essential musical piece to initiate future fans. In
Peter and the Wolf, several dramatic moments happen in succession, ranging from suspense to humor, and are presented by characters clearly identified by their accompanying music. A magical atmosphere is created and traps the viewer from the very beginning in a mysterious world composed of words, music, and shapes (like children drawings) in continuous movement. This performance underlines that given the collaboration between friends, great results can come about!
Peter and the Wolf is an orchestral composition of enormous musical quality. Τhe show premiered on April 1997 at the Auditorio Manuel de Falla, Granada and in 1999 received the Spanish National Award for the best children’s performance. Since then, it has been presented in many cities and many countries and this year, for the first time, the show will be presented here, in Thessaloniki. During the performance, you shall remain silent. And afterwards, close your eyes to dream!
Script and direction Enrique Lanz
Music composed by Sergei Prokofiev
The company
The company was founded in 1981 in Granada, Spain, by
Enrique Lanz and
Fabiola Garrido. The excellence and versatility of their work established Etcétera as a benchmark of quality in contemporary Spanish theater. Etcétera has produced several shows. Their creations have witnessed significant success, both from the audiences and the as well as the critics, which has prompted Etcétera to appear at major international puppet and music festivals in a great number of countries and at the most reknowned theatre halls of the Spanish scene.
Etcétera’s work could be defined as the staging of musical with puppets for all audiences, but beyond this, what distinguishes their work is the poetry of ther productions, achieved thorough a conscientious aesthetic pursuit of creating puppets, and continuous research ...