La Caixeta
Holoqué (Catalunya)
Time: 11am - 2pm | 3:30pm - 6pm
Price: Free
Age: +3 years
Language: Multi
Length: Various 5 minutes sessions during the opening hours
The installation is free but, to access, a ticket must be picked up at the performance place (only valid for the same day and time slot, morning or afternoon).
Have you ever been in a music box? Come to live the story of love between music and dance in a world of holograms and gears where everything is possible
Two ballerinas are standing on top of a giant music box. The show takes us on a trip amongst the cogs that transform and give life to a beautiful story about the forbidden love between music and dance, under the King Fear’s reign. The company works to combine the scenic arts with new technologies to create shows directed toward audiences young and old in a universe of dreams where everything is possible. A story about despotism and forbidden love, in a cosmos governed by music and dance.
Credits
- Idea original: Diego Caicedo
- Assessorament: Jordi Duran
- Direcció d'actors: Aina Rovira
- Actors: Diego Caicedo i Miquel Vallès/Jordi Villacampa
- Veu en off: Núria Casado
- Construcció escenogràfica: Miquel Vallès i Diego Caicedo
- Estructura titelles: Joan Pena
- Disseny escenografia: Diego Caicedo
- Animació 3D: Marc Calero
- Composició musical: Diego Caicedo
- Arranjaments: Daniel López
- Programació i tecnologia: Stage Lab (Sergio Sisques i Ion Reguera)
- Producció i distribució: Núria Prunera i Jordi Villacampa
About the company
Created by in September 2016 in Bellpuig (Catalonia) our company combines performing arts with technology with the intention of creating shows bringing to the audience to their personal dreams. Through our creations, the company is hoping to open the door to a magical joyful world inviting the audience to enter with new eyes, becoming children again and forgetting about reality.
Holoqué has participated at different festivals in Catalonia, Taiwan, Denmark, Sweden, Luxembourg, United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Turkey, Romania, Portugal and Spain.
