Bon Voyage!
Orthemis Orchestra (Catalonia)
Price: 6€/10€
Age: +4
Language: Catalan
Length: 50 min
Time: 18:00h
Show with invitation for Super3 members (until all free tickets available are sold out). This invitation requires the purchase of at least one paid ticket for the same show. Each paid ticket can purchase a maximum of four Super3 invitations.
An airport full of music, humor and imagination, where every step can take us off on an amazing journey.
Bon Voyage! transforms an airport departure lounge into a lively stage where anything can happen. Eleven musicians, about to board a flight for their next concert, find themselves stranded in a nowhere space charged with tension, rhythm, and surprises. Amid laughter, a touch of chaos, and music that appears, disappears, and bursts out from every corner, the show invites audiences of all ages on a playful and poetic journey. Filled with infectious rhythms, unexpected twists, and wildly imaginative moments, Bon Voyage! is a show to dream, dance and imagine that any place can be magical.
Artistic Credits
- Artistic direction: Toni Sans
- Creation and dramaturgy: Toni Sans and Robert Torres
- Performers: Nataliia Andrusiv, Cecilia Burguera, Carles Coll, Violeta González, Ioan Haffner, Nelson Hernández, Nacho Lezcano, Sergi Ruiz, Paulina Sánchez and David Sanmartí
- Costume design: Ariadna Papió and Laura Cans
- Lighting and technical design: Actua (Arnau Vilaplana)
- Production: Orthemis Orchestra
- Executive production: Marta Guzmán and Tomàs Montoya
Meet the company
Founded in 1989, Orthemis Orchestra has performed in forty-four countries across five continents, appearing in both major concert halls and intimate venues. The ensemble has received numerous accolades, including the National Classical Music Award, the Sirena Award, and six international theatre prizes, among them FETEN and the YAMawards. Committed to international cultural exchange, Orthemis Orchestra shares its passion for music and theatre across borders, touring extensively from Mexico to Hong Kong, and through countries such as Turkey, Portugal, and Slovakia.
