Perseus and Andromeda
Saturday 1 September 2012
review lanza
"....the children remained engrossed throughout the whole show, imaging the dangers and challenges faced by Perseus and Andromeda in a crowded theatre full of tenderness, creative symbolism and exquisite beauty"
LANZA 23 rd July 2012
Friday 17 August 2012
Story fragments
Phineus, is upset that Andromeda does not want to marry him. Not because he loves her so much but simply because it was planned for a very long time, and kings like to have everything its in place. They do not like it when things do not go to their plan. They are so ordered.
But unbeknown to Phineus, Merope, Andromeda's beautiful older aunt has fallen head over heels in love with him. It is a perfect match. They like the same things. They are roughly the same age but she loves him in secret, and can not tell him how she really feels, because he is supposed to marry Andromeda.
How much trouble this thing called love can be. It makes everyone confused and not think straight.
It would be so much easier things if every one stopped pretending and being scared and just followed their hearts.
Love is love and Love takes its own pathways.
But unbeknown to Phineus, Merope, Andromeda's beautiful older aunt has fallen head over heels in love with him. It is a perfect match. They like the same things. They are roughly the same age but she loves him in secret, and can not tell him how she really feels, because he is supposed to marry Andromeda.
How much trouble this thing called love can be. It makes everyone confused and not think straight.
It would be so much easier things if every one stopped pretending and being scared and just followed their hearts.
Love is love and Love takes its own pathways.
It has no logic. It is just Love.
Accept it and be loved...
But with matters of love to one side, the real problem at hand, (at least for every one else in the country), is how to solve that plague of monsters that the gods have unleashed on the land as punishment for the Queen's vanity?
Tuesday 24 July 2012
Thursday 14 June 2012
Monday 7 May 2012
Kenneth Homstad (NO, 1982) graduated from the Theater school in
Amsterdam in 2006. Since then he has been working as an actor in several
theatre houses and groups in Norway and The Netherlands, besides
playing in short films presented in different film festivals.
Homstad is also one of the house directors of Hetveem Theater in Amsterdam. This has resulted in amongst others Is There Anybody Out There (2009) and Come With Us (2011) which both got nominated for the Dutch VSCD Mime Prize. He was also nominated for the Dutch BNG New Theater Maker Prize 2011.
During fall 2012 Homstad will be acting in A Midsummer Nights Dream in The National Stage in Norway.
Natalia Domínguez Rangel
(Spanish language)
Natalia Domínguez Rangel (Bogotá 1981) composer resident in Amsterdam. Graduated from her Bachelor and Master in composition at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam (2010). Winner of the Tera de Marez Oyensprijs (Amsterdam 2009). Participant in Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (UK), Young Composers Meeting (Apeldoorn) and Gaudeamus Music Week (Amsterdam). Has taken lessons from Louis Andriessen, Brian Ferneyhough, Richard Ayres, Julia Wolfe, Theo Loevendie , Wim Henderickx and Fabio Nieder. Has worked with several ensembles such as the Nieuw Ensemble, Asko Schoemberg, trio7090 (Amsterdam) and Adapter ensemble (Berlin). To notate important collaborations with Mediamatic and DNK (Amsterdam) and Stedelijk Museum de Lakenhal (Leiden).
http://www. nataliadominguezrangel.com/
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