,,Bing Bang Bong” je muzička radionica koja ima za cilj da učesnice i učesnike nauči pravljenju muzike i muzičkih instrumenata od prirodnih i reciklažnih materijala. Ovu radionicu održaće slovenački umetnik Peter Kus u Centru za kulturu ,,Vojislav Bulatović Strujno”, 1.11. od 13h.
„Pradevojčica”, rađena po istoimenom romanu Desanke Maksimović, donosi priču o devojčici Gavi i njenoj borbi za bolji i pravedniji svet. Ova lutkarska predstava, koja govori o suživotu ljudi i prirode, pravljena je upravo od prirodnih materijala i to onih koji su postojali i bili korišćeni na prostoru i u vremenu kada je živela pradevojčica Gava. Međutim, važnost ove priče je u tome što ona prevazilazi granice vremena i prostora, pokazujući nam da je ono što se dešava Gavi pre nekoliko hiljada godina važno za naš život i danas.
Pravljena na izmišljenom, univerzalnom jeziku koji svi možemo da razumemo ko god bili i odakle god dolazili, predstava „Pradevojčica” na najbolji način slavi različitost, govori o snazi zajedništva u prevazilaženju nevolja i podseća nas da je čovek samo deo prirode.
Nakon gostovanja predavanja-performansa „Lagarije – Čas o Surogatu” u Čakovcu, izvođenje predstave „Pradevojčica” i održavanje radionice Bing Bang Bong u Bijelom Polju predstavljaju još jednu aktivnost u okviru najnovijeg projekta naše platforme – Od malih nog(u): Na turneji koji ima za cilj da raznovrsne kulturne sadržaje na temu inkluzije, različitosti i klimatskih promena ponudi zajednicama u pograničnim i multietničkim sredinama.
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Ovo gostovanje dešava se uz podršku programa Perform Europe kao deo projekta Od malih nog(u): Na turneji.
O programu Perform Europe
Perform Europe je program finansiranja za oblast izvođačkih umetnosti podržan od strane programa Evropske unije Kreativna Evropa. Ovaj program olakšava međunarodno umrežavanje i podržava inkluzivne, raznolike i zelene projekte koji putuju širom 40 zemalja u kojima deluje program Kreativna Evropa.
Program Perform Europe je kofinansiran od strane programa Kreativna Evropa i sprovodi ga konzorcijum od šest organizacija: IETM – Internacionalna mreža savremenih izvođačkih umetnosti, Evropska festivalska asocijacija (EFA), Circostrada, Evropska mreža za razvoj plesa, Pearle* – Live Performance Europe i IDEA Consult.
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The next stop on our tour is Bijelo Polje (Montenegro), where on 31.10. the music workshop Bing Bang Bong by Zavod Kuskus from Ljubljana will take place. The day after, on 1.11. the puppetry performance “Prehistoric Girl” from the National Theatre “Toša Jovanović” in Zrenjanin will be performed!
“Prehistoric Girl”, based on the novel of the same name by Serbian writer Desanka Maksimović, tells the story of a girl named Gava and her fight for a better and fairer world. This puppetry performance, which speaks of the coexistence between humans and nature, is crafted from natural materials, the same ones that existed and were used in the time and place where Gava lived. However, the significance of this story lies in the fact that it transcends the concepts of time and space, showing us that what happened to Gava thousands of years ago is still relevant to our lives today.
Performed in a made-up, universal language that everyone can understand, regardless of who they are or where they come from, “Prehistoric Girl” celebrates diversity, speaks of the power of unity in overcoming challenges, and reminds us that humanity is just a part of nature.
“Bing Bang Bong” is a music workshop aimed at teaching participants how to create music and musical instruments from natural and recycled materials. This workshop will be led by Slovenian artist Peter Kus in the Center for the Culture ”Vojislav Bulatović Strujno”, 1.11. in 13h.
Following the lecture-performance “Make-believe – A Lecture on The Substitute” in Čakovec, the performance of “Prehistoric Girl” in Bijelo Polje and workshop Bing Bang Bong represent another activity within our newest platform project, From the First Step: A Rooted Tour, which aims to offer diverse cultural content on the themes of inclusion, diversity, and climate change to communities in border and multi-ethnic areas.
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This presentation is happening with the support of Perform Europe as part of the From the First Step: A Rooted Tour project.
About Perform Europe
Perform Europe, supported by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, is a funding scheme for the European performing arts sector. It facilitates international networking and supports inclusive, diverse, and green touring projects across the 40 Creative Europe countries.
Perform Europe is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union and implemented by a consortium of six organisations: IETM – International network for contemporary performing arts, European Festivals Association (EFA), Circostrada, European Dance Development Network, Pearle * – Live Performance Europe and IDEA Consult.
