Description
Another dance theatre piece for the Gauthier Dance JUNIORS – and once more a scenario that comes with a humorous alienation effect. Barker aims at an audience of all generations – with a fairytale-like narrative style, magic tricks, puppets and plenty of interaction with the audience. Barker is set in the 1920s and tells a story of disobedience: six servants rebel against their masters – who are always invisible to the audience. Mind you, Barak Marshall is not staging a gloomy social drama, but a humorously exaggerated, hopeful journey to freedom, accompanied by the lively music of the Balkans.
The final rehearsals are taking place before the premiere - not only in the studio of Gauthier Dance, but also in the Theaterhaus gym. Everybody is invited to dive into the choreographer's rehearsal process with the artists.
More information about Barker and all performance dates can be found here.
