Golden Delicious [ISR/NL/FR], Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel, Leipzig

Dust - Dust - אבק

How did I become who I am, who are the others and how can this be connected? Four artists from different disciplines come together to tell their stories. Based on personal memories, family stories and dreams, they shed light on moments that are common to us all, but also moments that isolate us. Puppet and object theater, movement and storytelling are accompanied and interrupted by music and brought together by song. An evening of theater that suspends time and space, connects the big bang and black holes of personal and collective history(ies) and encounters the now.

"Coming together, uniting and separating, finding harmony and joining together to create chaos: "Staub - Dust - אבק" tells densely interwoven, cheerfully fascinating and, in a strange way, wonderfully touching stories in one hundred minutes." (Fidena Portal)

"Dust" is the first collaboration between the duo Golden Delicious [Tel Aviv / Lausanne] and Wilde & Vogel [Leipzig]. Golden Delicious is made up of the object player Inbal Yomtovian and the dancer and performer Ari Teperberg. Both studied at the School of Visual Theater in Jerusalem and have become known for their joint production "Jonathan and the Blue Table", among other things. Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel consists of the musician Charlotte Wilde and the puppet maker and performer Michael Vogel, who have been shaping the international puppet theater landscape for 25 years now. This meeting has resulted in a collection of motifs, shared songs, personal stories, figures and objects. Under the direction of Hendrik Mannes and Antonia Christl, these materials have been condensed into a production that captures the moment of encounter and transforms it into an intimate and fragile interplay.

Object and narrative theater in English, easy to understand.

Play and live music: Ari Teperberg, Michael Vogel, Charlotte Wilde, Inbal Yomtovian | Characters: Michael Vogel | Dramaturgy: Jonas Klinkenberg | Direction: Antonia Christl, Hendrik Mannes