RHI Stage – met-AMOR-phose
03 June 2020, 10:00pm
Arte Institute and RHI Initiative present “met-AMOR-phose” by Maria de Vasconcelos at RHI Stage.
Created by Maria de Vasconcelos in collaboration with the choreographer Clébio Oliveira Based on the story “The little hungry caterpillar” by Eric Carle. A play for babies from 9 months to 6 years.
“met-AMOR-phose” was born from the desire of creating a play taht appeals to very young audiences. The research and creative process of the play was like a dive through the origins of communication. The goal was to find simplicity creating a poetic and sensory world. Through the language of the Object Theatre, sound environments and Dance, the actress tells, without using words, the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly.
For almost all babies, this moment becomes their first theatrical experience and therefore the play seeks a connection with the audience in an intimate environment. The imagination of the children is stimulated in a warm and gentle atmosphere. The play develops poetic moments that appeal to the senses of the audience.
Find out more about the artist, Maria de Vasconcelos.
Download the RHI Think application, available at playstore and applestore, to watch the show and to value the artists’ work by paying what you can as a ticket for these free shows. The shows are free but the work of the artists shouldn’t be. Value it!
The show will also be transmited here on our platform, and on Arte Institute and RHI Think facebook pages.
Follow Die kleinen Lämmer on social media to get to know more about this project |
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Partners RHI Stage |
| Polarising | Pares Advogados | Revista Visão
Arte Institute and RHI Initiative present “met-AMOR-phose” by Maria de Vasconcelos at RHI Stage.
Created by Maria de Vasconcelos in collaboration with the choreographer Clébio Oliveira Based on the story “The little hungry caterpillar” by Eric Carle. A play for babies from 9 months to 6 years.
“met-AMOR-phose” was born from the desire of creating a play taht appeals to very young audiences. The research and creative process of the play was like a dive through the origins of communication. The goal was to find simplicity creating a poetic and sensory world. Through the language of the Object Theatre, sound environments and Dance, the actress tells, without using words, the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly.
For almost all babies, this moment becomes their first theatrical experience and therefore the play seeks a connection with the audience in an intimate environment. The imagination of the children is stimulated in a warm and gentle atmosphere. The play develops poetic moments that appeal to the senses of the audience.
Find out more about the artist, Maria de Vasconcelos.
Download the RHI Think application, available at playstore and applestore, to watch the show and to value the artists’ work by paying what you can as a ticket for these free shows. The shows are free but the work of the artists shouldn’t be. Value it!
The show will also be transmited here on our platform, and on Arte Institute and RHI Think facebook pages.
Follow Die kleinen Lämmer on social media to get to know more about this project |
Facebook: Die kleinen Lämmer
Partners RHI Stage |
| Polarising | Pares Advogados | Revista Visão