Blå timme

Between dreams and reality

What goes on in the gap between being awake and being asleep? Is it reality? Is it a dream? When the sun is rising but the day has not yet dawned. Or when the sun is setting and darkness has not yet fallen. The blue hour has struck.  With a mix of dance, theatre and music, 'Blå timme' tells stories from the world of dreams are told.

Welcome to a place that only exists for a short time but where anything is possible - if you dare to let go!  The performance ‘Blue Hour’ is performed outdoors at Scaniaplatsen in Västra hamnen, Malmö.

A part of project Viaductus

In the ‘Viaductus’ project, 14 dancers, musicians and actors have worked together with dancer and choreographer Madeleine Månsson, actor and radio producer Catrine Lundell, and musician and composer Jonas Jonasson during a 14-day residency. The result is a performance premiering where the city meets the sea in as a part of Malmö Sommarscen.

Behind the performance 'Blå timme' (Blue Hour) is ‘Viaductus’. A three-year project working to reduce the gap between performing artists with disabilities and the professional performing arts so that more performing artists can work professionally.

The project is run by Moomsteatern, ShareMusic & Performing Arts and Skånes Dansteater, with support from Allmänna Arvsfonden. 

Integrated Swedish Sign-Language

Blå timme spelas med teckenspråksgestaltning. Det betyder att Laith Fathulla tolkar det som sägs eller sjungs i föreställningen till svenskt teckenspråk som en del av föreställningen. Detta skiljer sig från teckenspråkstolkning genom att tolken här är friare att arbeta utanför ramarna och tolka flera aspekter av det som händer på scenen. Laith är teckenspråkstolk och skådespelare.