| Title | File type | Publiseringsdato | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sesongprogram Black Box Teater vår 2000. | January 2000 | Download |
PoY!
PoY! by Opera Omnia was a musical dream written by Glenn Erik Haugland and Heidi Tronsmo, based on a story by Ståle Tråsdahl.
PoY! was a musical, scenic narrative revolving around Henriette and the cellist. The music was composed for one actor (song/clarinet) and electronics filled with different moods and a joy of communicating without words.
Information
(Objekt ID 2390)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | February 7, 2000 |
| Produced by | Studio O |
| Audience | Children (from 3 to 10) |
| Number of events | 140 |
| Keywords | Theatre, Musical theatre, Performance for children, Opera |
| Running period | February 7, 2000 |
| Website | Opera Omnia PoY! |
Requirements to venue
| Minimum stage width | 0m |
| Maximum stage width | 0m |
| Minimum stage depth | 0m |
| Maximum stage depth | 0m |
| Minimum stage height | 0m |
| Maximum stage height | 0m |
| Blackout | Yes |
| Rigging time | 240 minutes |
| Downrigging time | 90 minutes |
| Audience | 70 |
In PoY! by Opera Omnia Henriette lives with an overworked cellist. The cellist practices all the time and is honestly fed up with music. Henriette is the opposite. She loves music and silence alike.
Henriette collects notes, strong and weak sounds from which she makes music. The cellist thinks Henriette is lazy. She dislikes that Henriette can lay on her favourite pillow for hours, with her head filled with notes growing into great music.
In the performance PoY! the audience met Henriette in a dream in which the cellist is transformed into a band of stiff and staring cello dolls. In the dream Henriette understands how to use everything she has collected doing something good.
PoY! by Opera Omnia was two-parted. Part one was a workshop near reality. The audience participated in the action. Part two was a dream sequence. Henriette was playing in an imagination-trigging beautiful geometric landscape, appealing to the onlookers’ visual sense and imagination.
"Opera Omnia's PoY! is musical theatre at its purest. Daring, fresh, innovative. A world without words, but filled with meaning. A dream world challenging and encouraging the children’s world of sounds, free of prejudice." The Edvard Jury in its explanation why PoY! was nominated to the Edvard Award in 2001.
Source: Opera Omnia, operaomnia.no, 01.08.2010, http://operaomnia.no/page2/page7/page7.html
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Ståle Tråsdahl | – Script |
| Glenn Erik Haugland | – Concept/Idea |
| Heidi Tronsmo | – Concept/Idea |
| Hege Gabrielsen | – Direction |
| Hege Gabrielsen | – Staging |
| Glenn Erik Haugland | – Music |
| Heidi Tronsmo | – Music |
| Ellen Mette Berntsen | – Stage design |
| Ellen Mette Berntsen | – Costume |
| Kurt Hermansen | – Lighting design |
| Heidi Tronsmo | – Actor |
| Maja Bugge | – Musician (Cello) |
| Heidi Tronsmo | – Singer (Henriette) |
| Ståle Tråsdahl | – Photo |
| Anne Lise Nordhagen | – Producer |
| January 1, 2006 | New opening |
| Navember 2, 2003 | Show |
| Navember 1, 2003 | Show |
| Navember 2000 – Teaterhuset Avant Garden | Show |
| Show | |
| – Deutsche Oper Berlin | Show |
| February 13, 2000 – Lille scene (Vika), Black Box teater | Show |
| February 12, 2000 – Lille scene (Vika), Black Box teater | Show |
| February 11, 2000 – Lille scene (Vika), Black Box teater | Show |
| February 10, 2000 – Lille scene (Vika), Black Box teater | Show |
| February 9, 2000 – Lille scene (Vika), Black Box teater | Show |
| February 8, 2000 – Lille scene (Vika), Black Box teater | Show |
| February 7, 2000 – Lille scene (Vika), Black Box teater | Worldwide premiere |
| KinderKinder | Navember 1, 2003 |
| Showbox |
"There is a lot of sound in PoY!. Many colours. Cobwebs and giant building blocks. A musical performance without words. And even more magic." Cathrine Krane Hansen. Bergens Tidende
"(...) an imagination-trigging and beautiful geometric landscape. (...) Appealed strongly to the visual imagination of the onlookers. Heidi Tronsmo plays the role of the small girl with great charms and an infatuating energy." IdaLou Larsen. Nationen
"PoY! communicates without traditional words and sentences. To the highest degree a unique performance. The children get involved, they are allowed to use their imagination and to revive with what they see." Leif Braseth. Arbeidets Rett
"Some (of the children) obviously had a moment of festivity, strange, eerie and challenging. Not all theatre is like this." Svein Grotdal. Sandefjord Blad