.h.g. – revisiting the fairy tale Hänsel and Gretel

.h.g.
installation in 9 rooms, one prologue and one epilogue
Based on the classical fairy tale of Hänsel and Gretel
Bangalore
8, 9, 10, 11 January 2016 at Goethe – Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan, Bangalore
Timings 5pm and 8pm / entry every 20 mins / Suitable for 12+
Entry: by registration / tickets available on bookmyshow.com
Kolkata
23, 24, 25, 26 January 2016 at South City International School, Kolkata
Timings 5pm and 8pm / entry every 20 mins / Suitable for 12+
Entry: by registration / tickets available on explara.in
Fairytales belong to a deeply intimate and personal territory that defies age. Trickster-p again takes a fairytale as a theme, in order to work on a subject that belongs to the collective imaginary, disregarding facts to dive into a universe of images, memories and sensations evoked by the story. .h.g. is a reading – and revision – of the classical fairy tale of Hänsel and Gretel, in the shape of an installation where theatre and visual arts merge. The spectator walks through 9 different physical-sensory rooms accompanied and guided by earphones. Each room is a world on its own, a passage into universes suspended halfway between reality and dream: here the mind slips into the imaginary and the external spectator becomes integral part of the experience.
The installation evolves along the points of rupture and intersection of the story, in search of the links between the world of childhood and the world of adulthood. Hänsel and Gretel is a beastly, cruel and merciless story It is a story made of sounds and silences It is a story of bones and flesh, of food and hunger It is a story about home, then about forest, then again home It is the story of two children who go into the thick of the forest holding hands It is a story with both a clean and ferocious smell. Suspended between ferocity and childlike lightness, .h.g.strives to be an experience both aesthetical and sensorial.
More about .h.g. at: http://www.trickster-p.ch/?pagina=1661
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