Right after the show
A shower is a must for this artist!
The Bimbam Theater Festival for very young children celebrates its first anniversary in March! To mark the tenth edition, the event series welcomes ten international companies to Salzburg City and Province.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen The venues are varied, including the Kunsthaus Nexus in Saalfelden, the Kubiq Thalgau and the Kulturplattform St. Johann im Pongau.
"Unfortunately, we only had to do without the Museum der Moderne as a location. There were no showers there," explains Bimbam organizer Katharina Schrott. However, these are absolutely essential for the dance and painting performance "Kleur+". A dancer swirls around with all kinds of colors on a paper floor. Full-body color shower included, of course.
The opening of the festival is also experimental. The music ensemble Names performs new music for all generations. Miniature theater in a wooden box is presented by the Belgian company Hanafubuki.
Paper folding art from Japan also gets a stage at the festival. In "Club Origami", little ones can experience the many different shapes that can be created from a single square of paper. Musician Yoko Yagihara will present a sound play with the element of water.
The production "Flatterland" celebrates a comeback in the anniversary edition.
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