PERFORMANCE AT THE MARIONETTE SOLSTICE FESTIVAL IN FRANCE
The show "Small or Big?" by the Arcadia Troupe is enjoying a real success both among young spectators and at festivals, as it will participate in the 25th edition of the international festival "Solstice de la marionnette" ("Puppet Solstice"), organized by the association "Une poignée d'images" ("A Maneuver of Images") at the Puppet Theater in Belfort, France.
The "Solstice de la Marionnette" festival was founded in 1984 and has been hosted by the Belfort Puppet Theatre, one of the few permanent puppet theatres in France, since 1996. The main objective of the festival is to present and explore different creative techniques in puppet theatre, which is why the festival selectors consider three main characteristics when analyzing a show: artistic quality, the strength of the message and the scenography.
The festival opened its doors at the beginning of the February school holidays and will last 3 weeks, during which spectators will enjoy performances by countless theater companies from France and abroad. Among them is the Arcadia Troupe, which will delight the French audience with six performances of the show "Small or Big", a show specially designed for children aged 0 to 3, in which talented actors Andrei Fazecaş and Alina Leonte manage to offer young spectators the opportunity to enter the playful world of theater through play and play, and in which everyday objects, which to some seem trivial, become true mysteries waiting to be discovered and explored by children.
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OUR SHARED STAGE
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Every theater is part of a community. Every community has a story.
Every year, on 25 October, historic buildings across Europe, along with other institutions dedicated to heritage, celebrate the European Historic Theaters Day.
Our Shared Stage celebrates historic buildings as spaces that belong to multiple generations, communities and cultures. A theater is more than a stage or an auditorium: it is a place of encounter, shaped by all those who have worked, learned and performed within its walls.
On the occasion of the European Historic Theaters Day, PERSPECTIV – Association of Historic Theaters in Europe invites you to discover its new website!
https://www.perspectiv-online.org
A space dedicated to the beauty, history and heritage of European theatre.
Join the celebration!
