Fr, 28/04/2023, 10:00 Uhr
Kinder und Jugendliche / Performance

High Water


für Erwachsene/Kinder ab 5 Macromatter, Berlin/Kanada Objekttheater • fast ohne Sprache

High Water follows a consistently changing landscape of everyday objects built and transformed by the water immersing each tiny world. Every moment is an experiment. High Water is a peculiar and curious inquiry into buoyancy - a series of tests, misfires, and marvels. High Water is fun, goofy, and beautiful all at once. It is an epic record of civilizations and historic events masquerading as a cheap party trick.

The subtle themes of survival, environmental disaster, disdain for the powerful, and the futility of life are all present. This work is pushing our understanding of puppetry.
–Dave Mott, rEvolver Theatre Festival

Robin transforms mundane space through simple means and genius ideas.
–Emmalena Fredriksson, Vancouver

Performance, Artistic director : Robin Leveroos
Artistic collaboration, director: Elysse Cheadle
Sound design, Performance: Nancy Tam
Light design: Jonathan Kim
Production, stage management: Areli Moran
Production assistance: Gilles Yann Smrkovsky
Dramaturgie: Kathleen Flaherty
Press: Apricot Productions
Funded by Canada Council for the Arts

https://www.macromatter.com/
About Macromatter:
Macromatter takes seriously, but not too. Under this moniker, multidisciplinary maker and insatiable tinkerer Robin Leveroos creates scenographically-driven work incorporating live art, animation, and handmade objects.
Macromatter aims to strike imaginations and skew perceptions by exploring worlds where weight is given to the miniscule, the understated, and overlooked to uncover something recognizably human. With a rotating collective of artists, Macromatter creates original performances and collaborates in processes that encourage curiosity, discovery and play.

  • Nancy Tam: »Sound design, Performance«

Macromatter

Robin Leveroos, Performance, Artistic director

https://www.macromatter.com/

  • Dauer: 00:50h
  • Schaubude Berlin
  • Greifswalder Straße 81-84, Berlin