The Haywain
Tineola
Prague/Czech Republic
Puppet Performance inspired by Hieronymus Bosch
Tineola has been around for the past five years. In the year 2000, Tineola were a part of the programme for Prague 2000 - European Cultural Capital with the production they are performing here. Since then, Tineola has taken the production to many different cities throughout Europe.
»The Haywain«
Puppet Performance inspired by Hieronymus Bosch
Hieronymus Bosch, the first Surrealist and painter of the confusion of the human soul, of the strange and unimaginable, created a grand fantasy cosmos.
Dogs in suits of armour, bat-women, homunculi, nun-pigs, knives with ears: each demonic puppet descends from its triptych into the theatre to give a performance of temptations and transformations between good and evil. On the levels of a stage resembling a medieval altar-piece, the production creates a mosaic of sinful, unsaved souls, inventing stories and episodes for Bosch`s images. The production plays with these images like a construction set; it paints over them with strong colours, again and again revealing the apocalypse concealed beneath the many cracks and layers.
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author, design, performance: Michaela Bartoòová
direction: Lambert Blum
music: Miroslav Pudlak
performance and technic: Ralf Lücke
puppets, design: Antonín Müller
when: Saturday, June 8th, 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.
where: Waldschloss
duration: 60 minutes