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TEĎ, KDYŽ MÁM DŮM SPÁLENÝ NA POPEL, VIDÍM LÉPE NA MĚSÍC | Musaši Entertainment Company
NOW THAT MY HOUSE IS BURNED TO ASHES, I CAN SEE BETTER TO THE MOON | Musashi Entertainment Company
Event by: Alfred ve dvoře / Motus
Location: Alfred ve dvoře, Františka Křížka 495/36, Praha 7
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*फ़़र 𝗡𝗼𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘁*
non-verbal | 70 min
What would you save from a burning house? How would you deal with the sudden loss of a roof over your head or your background? How boring is being homeless?
A homeless man and a demon, two samurai, two clowns, two butoh dancers, two geishas. Human figures and other creatures emerge from the thicket of Japanese folktales and legends, moving silently to the sounds of kota and geta knocking. How many masks you have, so many times you are a person, or at least a twisted shadow of it. Disguises swift as a bokken swing, precise as an executioner, effective as urea fertilization. Reeds grow, hair grows, nails grow. But a homeless person is like a snail - he takes everything with him, packs everything up and disappears without a trace. And because he doesn't have an address, we'll never find him again.
Musaši Entertainment Company expands from the world of puppet theater to the most important stage of the alternative scene and undignifiedly continues the legacy of the mime theater. The still fresh creative duo Adam Páník and Tereza Havlová invite Matěj Šumbera and Veronika Traburová to collaborate and together they weave a stage vision influenced by their work at the Miskatonic University.
Prepared by: Adam Páník, Tereza Havlová, Matěj Šumbera, Veronika Traburová
Premiere: 26/05/2021, Alfred in the yard, Prague
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no language barrier | 70 min
What would you save from a burning house? How would you cope with a sudden loss of a roof over your head, your home? How boring is it to be homeless?
A homeless man and a demon, two samurai warriors, two clowns, two buto dancers, two geishas. Human figures and other creatures emerge from a blend of Japanese folk tales and legends, moving silently to the sounds of a Koto and footsteps of geta. As many masks you have, as many times are you human, even if it's just a twisted shadow of him. Behold the costumes, as they switch faster than the speed of a whipping bokken, with the precision of a kata and as efficient as urea fertilization. Reeds grow, hair grows, nails grow. But a homeless man is like a snail - he wraps up all his belongings and disappears without a trace. Since he has no address, we could never find him again.
Musaši Entertainment Company is expanding from the world of puppet theater to the most prominent theaters of the alternative scene and "indecently" builds upon the legacy of mime theater. The still-up-and-coming creative duo Adam Páník and Tereza Havlová invited Matěj Šumbera and Veronika Traburová to explore their collaborative vision influenced by the Miskatonic University
Authors: Adam Páník, Tereza Havlová, Matěj Šumbera, Veronika Traburová
Premiere: 26/05/2021, Alfred in the courtyard
non-verbal | 70 min
What would you save from a burning house? How would you deal with the sudden loss of a roof over your head or your background? How boring is being homeless?
A homeless man and a demon, two samurai, two clowns, two butoh dancers, two geishas. Human figures and other creatures emerge from the thicket of Japanese folktales and legends, moving silently to the sounds of kota and geta knocking. How many masks you have, so many times you are a person, or at least a twisted shadow of it. Disguises swift as a bokken swing, precise as an executioner, effective as urea fertilization. Reeds grow, hair grows, nails grow. But a homeless person is like a snail - he takes everything with him, packs everything up and disappears without a trace. And because he doesn't have an address, we'll never find him again.
Musaši Entertainment Company expands from the world of puppet theater to the most important stage of the alternative scene and undignifiedly continues the legacy of the mime theater. The still fresh creative duo Adam Páník and Tereza Havlová invite Matěj Šumbera and Veronika Traburová to collaborate and together they weave a stage vision influenced by their work at the Miskatonic University.
Prepared by: Adam Páník, Tereza Havlová, Matěj Šumbera, Veronika Traburová
Premiere: 26/05/2021, Alfred in the yard, Prague
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*𝗘*
no language barrier | 70 min
What would you save from a burning house? How would you cope with a sudden loss of a roof over your head, your home? How boring is it to be homeless?
A homeless man and a demon, two samurai warriors, two clowns, two buto dancers, two geishas. Human figures and other creatures emerge from a blend of Japanese folk tales and legends, moving silently to the sounds of a Koto and footsteps of geta. As many masks you have, as many times are you human, even if it's just a twisted shadow of him. Behold the costumes, as they switch faster than the speed of a whipping bokken, with the precision of a kata and as efficient as urea fertilization. Reeds grow, hair grows, nails grow. But a homeless man is like a snail - he wraps up all his belongings and disappears without a trace. Since he has no address, we could never find him again.
Musaši Entertainment Company is expanding from the world of puppet theater to the most prominent theaters of the alternative scene and "indecently" builds upon the legacy of mime theater. The still-up-and-coming creative duo Adam Páník and Tereza Havlová invited Matěj Šumbera and Veronika Traburová to explore their collaborative vision influenced by the Miskatonic University
Authors: Adam Páník, Tereza Havlová, Matěj Šumbera, Veronika Traburová
Premiere: 26/05/2021, Alfred in the courtyard