ALL THIS COMING AND GOING
Welcome, both inside and outside.
Here are landscapes after a tsunami, Titanic on first class, a belly dancer luring sailors and landlubbers, a library without books, the last journey, heartbreaking tones, silent tears, shipwrecks and joyful cries.
Teatret Gruppe 38, Terrapin Puppet Theatre (TAS) and Trickster-p (CH) present the great theatre installation All This Coming and Going.
Inside and outside 12 large ship containers, mobiles, projections, shadows and moving pictures will depict what was – and what is to come.
The installation thematises the sea as an incredible powerful natural force which both draws and threatens – and how times change. It does so, through stories and picture universes about life at, with and on the sea.
The audience moves around the installation as they please, and without following a certain, already given order.
All This Coming and Going was presented at the waterfront at Pier 3, Aarhus East during Aarhus Festuge 2017. The installation was Teatret Gruppe 38’s biggest contribution to Aarhus 2017 – European Capital of Culture.
Aarhus Stiftstidende, DkEntering the spaces in 'All This Coming and Going' means experiencing the ocean through a prism of fantasy and dreams, both gentle and violent, tiny and large.
Aarhus Stiftstidende, DkFilled with moods of the ocean's mighty powers and mysterious whims.
Kulturmor, DkA holistic experience. The experience constantly changes. There is so much to see, so much to experience.
Daniel, audience memberA mind-bending experience. A great succes.
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Created by
Terrapin Puppet Theatre
Teatret Gruppe 38
Trickster-p -
Teatret Gruppe 38
Bodil Alling
Søren Søndberg
Søren la Cour
Lars K. Olesen
Marie Netterstrøm
Ana Luiza Ulsig -
Terrapin Puppet Theatre
Sam Routledge
Matt Daniels
Josh Noble
Andrew MacDonald -
Trickster-p
Cristina Galbiati
Ilija Luginbühl -
Installation elements
Yellow
Blue
Pink
Microbiologist
Library
Tsunami
Look Out
Titanic
Washing
Sail
Bar
Exit -
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