AMAFEST 26: The Amazing Adventures of Little Red

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  • Kindertheater

in englischer Sprache

AMAFEST 26: The Amazing Adventures of Little Red | in englischer Sprache | Theater am Olgaeck
AMAFEST 26: The Amazing Adventures of Little Red | in englischer Sprache | Theater am Olgaeck
AMAFEST 26: The Amazing Adventures of Little Red | in englischer Sprache | Theater am Olgaeck
AMAFEST 26: The Amazing Adventures of Little Red | in englischer Sprache | Theater am Olgaeck
AMAFEST 26: The Amazing Adventures of Little Red | in englischer Sprache | Theater am Olgaeck
AMAFEST 26: The Amazing Adventures of Little Red | in englischer Sprache | Theater am Olgaeck

Long ago there was peace and harmony and fairies and humans lived alongside each other. But along came the Queen of the Night who caused a divide between humans and fairies. Homes were lost and lives destroyed. But the legend says that a girl will come dressed in Red to bring peace and unity back to the land. Little Red is that girl. She has been brought up by her father – her mother (a fairy) presumed dead. The father took his daughter and her grandmother into hiding away from the fairies and for many years they wandered, never knowing where they would end up and never knowing what had happened to the girl’s mother, but always knowing that the Queen of the Night would be searching for them. The girl grew up kind. There was a prophecy that on her 18th birthday she will find that she has fairy powers and the evil Queen’s reign will end. The story continues with the Queen and her sidekick the Wolf, finding Red and her grandmother. Will evil be defeated (of course it is!)

Dauer: 60 Min.

Sprache: Englisch

Produktionsland: Wales

The Unknown Theatre Company started in 1997 as a young person’s theatre group to provide performance opportunities, training and self confidence building. Over 28 years of its existence, it has developed into an adult group, with a younger group running alongside it called the Yo-Yos. The majority of the current group are 20-38 year olds many of whom have been with the group for many years.
We have participated in hundreds of performances:
Full length musicals and one act musicals
Concerts
Workshops
Plays full length and one act plays.
12 visits to Edinburgh Fringe Festival to perform new works
Performed internationally in Japan, USA, Monaco and France.
Participation and multiple time winner, of Glamorgan One Act Play Festival – winning a number of awards including best actor, best comedy actor, best director, best play. Qualified to participate and multiple time winner Wales Final One Act Plays, winning a number of awards for acting, directing and production.
Represented Wales at the British Final of One Act Plays four times, once taking the crown.

Theater / Spielstätte

Theater am Olgaeck Stuttgart

Theater am Olgaeck

Das Theater am Olgaeck wurde im September 2004 von Nelly Eichhorn (Journalistin, Dramaturgin, Regisseurin) gegründet. Das Theater hat sich dem internationalen Kulturaustausch und Dialog verpflichtet. Durch ambitionierte Theateraufführungen, internationale Theater und Filmfestivals, Sommertheater im Bopserwald, sowie Lesungen, Ausstellungen und Liederabende hat sich das Theater weit über die Grenzen Stuttgarts hinaus einen hervorragenden Ruf erarbeitet.

Als eine der jüngsten Bühnen Stuttgarts hat sich das Theater am Olgaeck zu einer kulturpolitischen Plattform für internationale Kontakte, Beziehungen zu europäischen Ländern und den Stuttgarter Partnerstädten entwickelt. ROMA-TAG-FESTIVAL – Europas grösstes Kultur-politisches Romafestival, AFRIKA FILM FESTIVAL, AMAFEST – Internationales Amateurtheaterfestival Stuttgart werden vom Theater am Olgaeck organisiert, Gastspiele, Kooperationen und Festivals führen es nach Armenien, Belgien, England, Estland, Litauen, Georgien, Kroatien, Spanien, Portugal

Das Theater am Olgaeck hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, die europäische Einheit auch in der Theaterarbeit zu betonen, gemeinsame kulturelle Aktivitäten zu entwickeln, die über Sprachgrenzen hinweg die Kunstform Theater als eine Verbindung von Poesie und der Gemeinsamkeit nationaler Identitäten verstehen.

Theater am Olgaeck
Charlottenstraße 44
70182 Stuttgart