41st open stage

41st open stage – with Companie momoll!

Not all good ideas are full-length and some simply have to be tried out in front of an audience. A varied evening full of short pieces by a wide variety of artists. This time, the trio from Companie molmoll! will guide us through the evening and also perform something themselves: their work-in-progress Fare come mi pare.

Whether you want to stand on stage or sit in the audience: we look forward to seeing you!

Program:

Diabibola – Marius Cavin (acrodiabolo)

Doctor Kuatto – Ignacio Santiago Palacio (Clowning & Juggling)

Je cherche encore – Eulalie Henchoz (Luftreif and live violin)

Daybreak – Duo Lisa & Soschia (duo juggling)

Sunday Morning – Marisol Gallego (Performance)

PAUSE

Strapazzzen – Miss Belmonte (Performance)

Pendulum – Dance Theater Workshop – MA Rhythmics (Dance)

Timeless Harmony – Micaela Castrillo Vargas (Performance)

Des-Accords – Cie Enshow (Performance)

Fare come mi pare – momoll! (Physical Theater)

Note: Partial nudity can be seen in Sunday Morning .

Fare come mi pare

A table set in white, a chair, beautifully prepared apple slices served on a silver tray. However, this play is not an invitation to a gourmet journey, but tells the story of an idiosyncratic person who finds himself in the middle of an absurd set of rules.
She desperately tries to follow the prescribed rules of conduct, but fails miserably in the execution. Two wacky characters with the necessary flair for perfectionism, correctness and precision rush to her aid. They actually want to restore the desired order, but the result is wild chaos.
The show explores the boundaries between individual freedom and social pressure and invites the audience to reflect on their own self-determination.

Music: “Rule Maker Fanfare” – Amelie Lisa (composition, production), Gerold Welch (production)

momoll!

The momoll! company was founded during Amelie Lisa’s individual graduation project at the Accademia Dimitri, together with Salomé Fischer and Simon Huggler.
All three graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Physical Theatre and have been working in the independent scene ever since. After much positive feedback and noticeable potential in the developed stage language, the will to deepen the collaboration is there.
The company “momoll!” is characterized by a non-verbal and movement-based language. Acrobatic, musical and dance elements are combined in an exaggerated, humorous and clownish atmosphere.