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COLOURFUL GAMES
DANSEMA DANCE THEATER

A person balances in a handstand inside a blue hoop on a brightly lit stage. Colorful hoops and yellow play balls are spread across the floor, while a small circus tent stands in the background.
On a brightly lit stage, a person in a red and white striped costume juggles several red balls. A toddler sits nearby watching the activity. Two colorful circus tents frame the scene against a black backdrop.
A person balances face down on a large yellow exercise ball, stretching arms and legs outward. Two colorful circus tents and additional yellow balls are visible on the brightly lit stage.
A person balances in a handstand inside a blue hoop on a brightly lit stage. Colorful hoops and yellow play balls are spread across the floor, while a small circus tent stands in the background.
On a brightly lit stage, a person in a red and white striped costume juggles several red balls. A toddler sits nearby watching the activity. Two colorful circus tents frame the scene against a black backdrop.
A person balances face down on a large yellow exercise ball, stretching arms and legs outward. Two colorful circus tents and additional yellow balls are visible on the brightly lit stage.

Staatstheater Darmstadt – Ballettsaal

Do. 5.11. | 09:30 Uhr, For children aged between 3 and 6 years Do. 5.11. | 11:30 Uhr, For children aged between 3 and 6 years

Duration: approx. 45 Minutes
Language: No spoken language

Tickets: 10€ / 5€ 

Synopsis

The world of Colourful Games is full of brightly coloured objects that encourage children to discover this world for themselves. They learn more about themselves and the world around them through play: exploring, climbing and jumping, letting go and finding new points of contact. The Hessian State Ballet presented its own version of this piece by Birutė Banevičiūtė, entitled Farbenspiel, in 2017. Now it returns in the original production and invites kindergarten children aged between three and six to join the dancers and immerse themselves in brightly coloured balls, ribbons and hula hoops. Guided by the dancers, they become part of the action themselves. A production that delights viewers with its interactivity and gives its young audience a playful introduction to the world of dance.

This is a sensory friendly performance.

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Credits

Idea and choreography: Birutė Banevičiūtė
Dance: Giedrė Subotinaitė
Costume: Rūta Biliūnaitė
Music: Rene Aubry, Henry Torgue, Serge Houppin, Klimperei, Marc Jungermann, Kenji Eno
Lights: Aurelijus Davidavičius
Photo: Laura Vansevičienė
Credits: Dansema dance theatre, Lithuanian Council for Culture

Photos: Laura Vanseviciene