The Shoemaker Who Loved to Sing
The Shoemaker Who Loved to Sing is a theatre production by Teater Sibylla.
Grandma Golde, a Jewish grandmother in Oslo, often tells her grandchildren fairytales, legends and stories from the old Yiddish cultural heritage. One day the story of the singing shoemaker surfaces from her recollections.
Information
(Objekt ID 557)| Object type | Production |
| Produced by | Teater Sibylla |
| Audience | (from 6 to 13) |
| Keywords | Puppetry, Musical theatre, Theatre |
Requirements to venue
| Blackout | No |
In The Shoemaker Who Loved to Sing by Teater Sibylla the figures come out of the chest of drawers and with puppets and animations, newly composed music and traditional Jewish klezmer tunes they give life to an old Jewish fairytale.
Grandma Golde’s fairytales have been collected and retold by her grandchild, the writer Eva Scheer. The Shoemaker Who Loved to Sing is a theatre production for the whole family.
The Shoemaker Who Loved to Sing was written by Ivanir Hasson Olsen, artistic director of Cirkus Sibylla.
Source: Porsgrunn International Theatre Festival, www.pit.no, 05.09.2010, http://www.pit.no/show_details.asp?ID=698
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Ivanir Hasson Olsen | – Concept/Idea |
| Martin Andersen | – Direction |
| Carl Andreas Olsen | – Direction |
| Niklas Ågren | – Direction |
| Safira Hasson | – Music |
| Safira Hasson | – Performer |
| Ivanir Hasson Olsen | – Performer |
| Daniel Paida Larsen | – Photo |
| June 18, 2009 – Gamle Posten, Porsgrunn International Theatre Festival | Show |
| June 17, 2009 – Gamle Posten, Porsgrunn International Theatre Festival | Show |