Bild från föreställningen Djurens karneval.
Performances Kids & family
11 November

Carnival of the Animals

A dance experience for curious critters and adventurous souls.

In Carnival of the Animals (Djurens karneval) a magical universe full of imaginative creatures awaits. To the tones of Camille Saint-Saëns’s classical masterpiece Le carnaval des animaux, spectacular beings welcome you to a place outside our world, where fantasy and reality can meet.

Spanish choreographer Marcos Morau and Skåne Dansteater’s dancers borrow details from reality to pick them apart and force them together, creating new truths and narratives.

Become inspired by the ingenuity of Marcos Morau’s peculiar movement language and Silvia Delagneau's fantastic costumes. But stay on your toes, in Djurens karneval the step from loving animals to nasty beasts is teeny-tiny.

The performance is suitable for all ages from 7 to 110.

Category
Performances Kids & family
World premiere
29 February 2020
Dates
11 November
Venue
Skånes Dansteater
Age
Recommened from 8 years.
Duration
Ca. 45 mins, no interval.

"'Djurens karneval' may have been tailored to a young audience, but offers a delightful introduction to the world of dance to anyone who wants to for a brief hour experience that anything is possible."

—  Sydsvenskan

"a fantasy world, on new levels - unforgetable."

—  Danstidningen

"From the lyrically beautiful to, the occasionally grotesque, comic stage magic where every movement seems to lead to another and each object is a vehicle for fantasy and dance, play and connection."

—  Växjöbladet

"Comedy requires hard work and extreme attention to detail and Morau and his dancers deliver."

—  Danza & Danza
Bild på en av karaktärerna i Djurens karneval.
Bild på en av karaktärerna i Djurens karneval.

Creative team

Idea, direction

Marcos Morau

Choreography

Marcos Morau, Lorena Nogal, dansarna/dancers

Music

Camille Saint-Saëns

Set design, Costume design

Silvia Delagneau

Lighting design

Joakim Engstrand

Porträttbild på koreografen Marcos Morau.

The dancers and I always try to look
for new steps that have that little something
extra that arouses curiosity and interest
and creates mystery.

—  Marcos Morau, choreographer