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Vogelperspektive auf eine Gruppe von Menschen, die auf einem bunten, gewellten Teppich sitzen und kreative Aktivitäten durchführen, umgeben von künstlerischen Formen und Farben.

Kate McIntosh (NZ/BE)

Lake Life

“Lake Life” is an immersive performance for mixed-age audiences. Hosted in a spectacular scenery, “Lake Life” is a sci-fi fantasy, a dreamlike world where every transformation is possible and the boundaries of the human are expanded. Can we liquefy ourselves? How much can we change? How do we connect with the world and with each other? “Lake Life” is a collaborative game, a puzzle and a celebration – changeable, freely invented and very real. Within guided encounters the audience blur the line between imaginary and real – celebrating the potentials of deep imagination and altered self-perception. “Lake Life” offers a platform for diverse encounters and exchange, specifically tailored for an audience inclusive of both adults and young people. A space of joyful reinvention.

Building upon the successes of her participative works “Worktable” and “In Many Hands”, New Zealand-born Kate McIntosh crafts yet another fully immersive and interactive environment. Adults un-accompanied by youths are warmly welcomed, alongside all independent-minded young people aged 10 and above, eager to explore their world.

Please find content notes for this production under ‘Accessibility’.
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Do. 29  Mai

15:00-16:30
Erlangen / Experimentiertheater
Bismarckstraße 1
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Ages 10+

With Audio description
Wheelchair-Accessible
For children and families
Optionally in German or English
Participatory
Performance

Bird's eye view of a group of people sitting on a colourful, wavy carpet doing creative activities, surrounded by artistic shapes and colours.
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A hand can be seen in the foreground holding a transparent, mouldable mass in a dark environment. The hand and the mass are illuminated by bright light. In the background, another brightly illuminated hand with a mass can be seen more indistinctly.
Bea Borgers
A group of people can be seen from above, facing each other and holding their hands between them, standing on a colourful, graphic background.
Bea Borgers

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