L A C O U R D E S C H O S E S (the courtyard of things)
By Martin Schwietzke, all audiences comedy,
With Vincent Lorimy, Thierry Daudé and Martin Schwietzke
(1h/for theater stages, municipality halls, gymnasiums, and other…)
Their environment is the world of small things, every day items, common stuff that we forget, or even stuff that we hide, that only have the purpose to be used for something else.
We are half way between the universe of a silent movie and the one of a musical, with songs, juggling, clowning, and something that could look like magic.
Definitely optimistic, they move in a simply mobile scenography, full of trap-doors, in order to permanently create new situations. In this bric-á-brac, they are objects and places in clownish and generous ways.
After creating “A corps”, that was shown in the national stage network of town theaters, festivals, the French cultural network abroad, we thought out “La cours des choses” as a project meant to meet a larger audience, on theater stages as well as municipality halls and gymnasiums, meeting all kind of audiences (with the possibility to function in a theater or in a complete technical independency if the hall is not equipped).
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By Martin Schwietzke, all audiences comedy,
With Vincent Lorimy, Thierry Daudé and Martin Schwietzke
(1h/for theater stages, municipality halls, gymnasiums, and other…)
It’s a funny thing. Say, Stuff!
Stuff for fun, but also stuff to share… between a juggler, a musician, a comedian and the audience…Their environment is the world of small things, every day items, common stuff that we forget, or even stuff that we hide, that only have the purpose to be used for something else.
We are half way between the universe of a silent movie and the one of a musical, with songs, juggling, clowning, and something that could look like magic.
Definitely optimistic, they move in a simply mobile scenography, full of trap-doors, in order to permanently create new situations. In this bric-á-brac, they are objects and places in clownish and generous ways.
After creating “A corps”, that was shown in the national stage network of town theaters, festivals, the French cultural network abroad, we thought out “La cours des choses” as a project meant to meet a larger audience, on theater stages as well as municipality halls and gymnasiums, meeting all kind of audiences (with the possibility to function in a theater or in a complete technical independency if the hall is not equipped).
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