Help with choosing a show

FAMILY-FRIENDLY SHOWS
Pep Bou
B.P.Zoom
Collectif Petit Travers
O Ultimo Momento

SHOWS FROM 12+
Faulty Optic
Gandini Juggling
Gecko
Hiroaki Umeda
Jos Houben
Mossoux Bonte
Nadj/Barcelo
Nola Rae
Sadari Movement Laboratory

SHOWS FOR ADULTS ONLY

BlackSkyWhite
Shunt Lounge
Teatro Corsario

SHOWS USING CIRCUS SKILLS

B.P.Zoom
Collectif Petit Travers
Gandini Juggling
O Ultimo Momento

SHOWS WITH PUPPETRY/ANIMATION
Barcelo/Nadj
BlackSkyWhite
Faulty Optic
Nola Rae
Silent Tide
Teatro Corsario

SHOWS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE
DEAF OR HEARING IMPAIRED

All are suitable except Jos Houben
(BSL perf: 13 Jan 3pm)

SHOWS WITH SOME SPOKEN TEXT

Gandini Juggling
Jos Houben
Sadari Movement Lab
(in Korean, but with English surtitles)
 
 
BSL INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE

Sun 13 Jan @ 3pm: Jos Houben

MEET THE ARTISTS AFTER THE SHOW
Tue 15 Jan: Mossoux-Bonté
Thu 17 Jan: O Ultimo Momento
Fri 18 Jan: Nadj/Barceló
Sat 19 Jan:  B.P.Zoom
Mon 21 Jan: BlackSkyWhite
Tue 22 Jan: Nola Rae
Wed 23 Jan: Faulty Optic/Mira Calix
Thu 24 Jan: Silent Tide
Fri 25 Jan:  Collectif Petit Travers
Sat 26 Jan: Gandini Juggling
Tue 29 Jan: Gecko

Welcome to the 30th London International Mime Festival

Jos Houben's brilliant analysis of physical comedy returns by popular demand to open LIMF’s 2008 season of barrier-busting, contemporary visual theatre. There are first UK appearances by young French circus-theatre talents, Collectif Petit Travers and O Ultimo Momento, unusual puppetry and animation theatre from Faulty Optic, Silent Tide and Spain's eye-opening Teatro Corsario. Russia's cutting edge BlackSkyWhite returns with another unnerving sci-fi danse-macabre, Compagnie Mossoux-Bonté brings large scale theatre of images, there's a stunning Woyzeck from Sadari Movement Laboratory of Korea, Pep Bou's multi-coloured universe of music, light and giant soap bubbles, and a fairground of flying objects from Gandini Juggling. Britain's best known mime/clown, Nola Rae, explores the life of Mozart in her inimitable style, and the award-winning Gecko celebrate the brotherhood of two men raised on opposite sides of the Arab-Israeli divide. Hiroaki Umeda's sudden shock waves of movement reflect modern big city chaos whilst B.P.Zoom's routines hark back to the era of classic, silent movie vaudeville. From the Avignon Festival and seasons in Paris and New York, Josef Nadj and Miquel Barcelo quite literally get into art as they disappear beneath ten tons of potter's clay each night in LIMF's most extraordinary show, ever. All this plus special events at Shunt Vaults, workshops, post-show discussions with the artists, and the LIMF08/Total Theatre Lecture by National Theatre Associate Director, Tom Morris.
As always we are grateful to all our artists and venue colleagues, and to Arts Council England for its invaluable support. Enter the different world of visual theatre - and book early!

Joseph Seelig and Helen Lannaghan, Directors

ANY QUESTIONS?
Email us at mimefest@easynet.co.uk with your query and we'll help you to decide whether a show would be suitable for you or your group.

 

 
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