Snik and Snok on the moon

The dance production Snik and Snok on the moon (2011) by Siljeholm/Christophersen is about the superheroes Snik and Snok, who are living the good life.

They are hailed by the people and enjoy their status as heroes. But one day, the idyll is broken; a tsunami of garbage threatens the world. The crook Skuggan, who is driving the moon towards the earth, is blamed, as Snik and Snok accept the challenge to save the earth. But is Skuggan really to blame for the pollution? Will Snik and Snok manage to save the planet from drowning in garbage? And do people really want to be saved?

Information

(Objekt ID 27278)
Object type Production
Premiere Navember 26, 2011
Produced by Siljeholm/Christophersen
In collaboration with Norwegian Centre for New Playwriting (NCNP), Teater Innlandet, Dansens Hus, The National Centre for Culture and Arts (Jordan)
Audience Children (from 8 to 13)
Keywords Dance, Music, Theatre, Video, Trilogy, Performance for children
Running period Navember 26, 2011  
Website Helle Siljeholm & Sara Christophersen

Requirements to venue

Blackout Yes
More

Snik and Snok on the moon by Siljeholm/Christophersen is an interdisciplinary performance created in a landscape of video illustrations, dance and music. The theme of the performance is how the search for material goods and social status contrast the growing climate consciousness of the world.

In the trilogy about Snik and Snok, Snik and Snok on the moon is the second production, and the sequel to Adventurous Adventure.

Snik and Snok on the moon by Siljeholm/Christophersen was supported by the art development platform Kunstløftet (run by Arts Council Norway), Nordic Culture Fund, The Fund for Performing Artists, The Norwegian Touring Theatre and The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (travel grant, performing arts).

Source:

Underskog, underskog.no, 06.03.2012, http://underskog.no/kalender/82641_snik-og-snok-paa-maanen/forestilling/126738

Contributors (20)
Name Role
Marie Hafting – Text
Sara Christophersen – Concept/Idea
Helle Siljeholm – Concept/Idea
Nancy Mannes – Direction
Sara Christophersen – Choreography
Helle Siljeholm – Choreography
Sverre Eide – Music
Pablo Castro – Visual design
Kamilla Kotte Birkeland – Stage design
Carl Nilssen-Love – Stage design
Kamilla Kotte Birkeland – Costume
Ludvig Friberg – Video/Film
Sverre Eide – Sound design
Laurent Ravot – Lighting design
Ludvig Friberg – Animation
Pablo Castro – Illustrations
Nancy Mannes – Actor
Sara Christophersen – Dancer
Helle Siljeholm – Dancer
Laurent Ravot – Technical director