Neverland

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everland

An international project / inspired by J.M. Barrie’s ‘Peter Pan’ / text Antú Romero Nunes and Anne Haug / directed by Antú Romero Nunes / World premiere

Direction
Antú Romero Nunes

Text
Anne Haug
Antú Romero Nunes

Staging
Matthias Koch

Costume
Lena Schön
Helen Stein

Dramaturgy
Christina Bellingen

Choreography
Nir de Volff / Total Brutal

Music
Anna Bauer
Johannes Hofmann

Project Coordinator & Artistic Assistant
Franziska Autzen

With
Electra Hallman
Marko Mandić
Aenne Schwarz
Christiane von Poelnitz
Alexandra Mamkaeva
Pascal Houdus

As well as PLETa-Students

Oscar Briou, Augustin Groz, Luka Kluskens, Tara Hetharia, Katarzyna Faszczewska, Emil Kihlström, Tamara Romera Ginés

Live-music
Anna Bauer

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Russia, Sweden, Slovenia, Belgium, Finland, Poland, the Netherlands, Austria and Germany: we meet actors from all of these countries, dreaming of a world without borders in Antú Romero Nunes’ Neverland Project.

Inspired by themes from J.M. Barrie’s ‘Peter Pan’, this international co-production between three theatres and six drama schools sees a multi-lingual ensemble playing, dancing and singing their story about nations living and working together. With their mixture of languages they compose a song for the world.

An international co-production with various European partners

In German, English, Russian and other languages with German surtitles

Duration 3h, including one intermission

World premiere 12th October 2019, Thalia Theater