Bowie for babies (0+)
La petita malumaluga (ES)Expected end time: 16:40 hour
LIMBURGzaal (Toneel op toneel)
A tribute to an icon in an interactive experience for the very youngest theatre visitors...
Last year, we saw ‘La petita malumaluga’ at Cultura Nova with Marceline, dedicated to the father of modern clowning. The Spanish theatre company returns with a tribute to an icon who changed the world with his music, his designs and his costumes, from the 1970s right up to his final day: David Bowie.
You don’t have to sit still
David Bowie is one of the most non-conformist and revolutionary pop artists of the 20th century. In ‘Bowie for babies’, La petita malumaluga transforms his classics, from ‘Space Oddity’ to ‘Modern Love’, into an interactive experience for the youngest theatregoers.
‘Bowie for babies’ is performed by a singer, a pianist, a percussionist and a dancer using electronic equipment. The performance takes place against a backdrop in the shape of a 33-rpm record, which takes up the entire stage. The children sit around the record with their carers. Together, they enjoy an interactive journey through Bowie’s songs, during which ‘La petita malumaluga’ also reveals its two sides: day and night, exuberance and intimacy, audience and artist. During this journey, the babies and toddlers are free to move about as they please.
‘Bowie for babies’ is performed by a singer, a pianist, a percussionist and a performer on electronic instruments such as the theremin and the Meinl Galaxy.
Authors: Albert Vilà and Eva Vilamitjana
Direction and dramaturgy: Albert Vilà and Eva Vilamitjana
Singers: Ona Pla and Rocio Seligrat
Dancer: Lena Braizat
Percussionist: Albert Vilà
Musical arrangements: Bruno Franquet, Lucas Peire and Luis Mas
Musical direction: Albert Vilà
Set design: La petita malumaluga
Set construction: Arcadi Escursell
Choreography: Eva Vilamitjana
Costume design: Elisa Sanz
Costume production: Goretti Puente
Graphic design: Beatriz Bittencourt
Lighting design: Alejandro Castillo and Albert Vilà
Sound design: Albert Compte
Video: Helena Córdoba
With the support of the Institut Català de les Empreses Culturals de la Generalitat de Catalunya (ICEC), the Instituto Nacional de las Artes Escénicas y la Música (INAEM), the Institut Ramon Llull and Catalan Arts.
Made possible thanks to the support of the Institut Ramon Llull.