Canadian theatre La Fille du Laitier conquers the stage 1st time in Finland with its arrangement of MacBeth, inspired by silent films. The duo formed by top performers takes you in the middle of a brutal power struggle. The performance is supported by an impressive soundscape and humour.
Session Bulgakov shakes a classic novel Satan arrives in Moscow from its dusts. The trio, formed by an actor, animator and musician, presents scenes of the novel at a dynamic pace, taking the audience as eyewitnesses.
The spotlight is on the most captivating heroine of romantic entertainment! Glowing in Technicolor, the puppet adventure is charmingly old-fashioned. The stick puppets are accompanied by campy, cinematic music. How exciting! Tickling! And how questionable!
A wooden block hides an endless number of meanings inside. The blocks form living sculptures that are born, disappear and are built again. The block theatre is a visual theatre that awakens the imagination.
The short monologue designed by Anne Välinoro tells about the different homes in life and the memories they leave in the lives of two ninety-something women. One of them is a refugee who had to leave her home in Karelia at the age of 8 because of the war. The other’s life’s anchors can be found in Savo as a maid and sometimes abroad.