Primo Tempo in the open air

Cast

Nomadic wandering

“An open-air show in which three nomads travel through time and across changing landscapes… Bamboo structures, gourds and fabrics evoke nature, a timeless world in motion. The interaction between the characters is expressed in a lively, rhythmic way through dance, song, music and games. They play with their bodies, with strange and beautiful sounds, created using unusual instruments [ misappropriated objects, bamboo phones, mouth organs from Laos, aboriginal horns…]. It’s a very special experience for the very young.”

“Nature is a place of transformation and movement. A mirror of the living being, it inspires creators who interact with it and attempt a new cultural approach to nature. The theatre captures the journey to this space of play and intimacy. (…) The performers take the audience on a journey through the seasons, through the promise of nature which, for the duration of the performance, is the raw material of creation. The three nomads wonder, bond, come together and challenge each other. The instruments rise into the air: mouth organs from Laos, aboriginal trumpets, hijacked instruments, body percussion… All respond to each other, following a path of life during the wandering. The three fabric-clad nomads form a tribe of hunter-gatherers of sound. They carry gourds and invite us to rediscover the earth! The walk is a fluid dance, the voice a mystery that draws us closer”.