Flowers are Blooming in Antartica

..is a multiplot theater performance over the human race's ability to destroy each-other and the world 🌱🥔🚜🎉🌧💥(🧟)

The piece is a take on the "staged reading", with the actors being "sucked and spat out again" in the story. The piece have potential to be developed further.

Concept, Text & Directing: Johanne Fridahl Willman
Performers: Agrî Issa, Caroline Rosenkrantz Charef, Nikki Kuis
Scenography: Emilie Jungersen
Camera work and scenography: Mira Rostrup
Music: Martin Wadum & Oliver Lauridsen (Songs composed by Johanne Willman)
Tech and Lightdesign: Sara Darle Olsson
Tech: Dave Krooshof and Roan Lo-a-Njoe
Mentors: Quirine Racké and Helena Muskens
Producer: Marthe Wannenmacher
Thanks to: Stephen Liebman and Sóley Danielsen and Ida Johannessen
Photos: @sjoerdderine
Videos from registration
Thrillergore video: Mira and Emilie

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Big/small resume:
In a small, little, wet land something has happened overnight - an explosion on a biomaterial factory, has done something to the people around who now act weird and have turned on each other (..zombies).. This takes us on a journey to meet a very important man in a land far far away, the leader of project Bloom(who gets bitten by a stranger in the metro) a researcher who knows a lot about soil and microbes in potatoes, two young girls fleeing to a small wet island in the small little land, an old man with a old red Ferguson tractor and a gun, and an ultra important man with a red button and a demand to the researcher - “stop this weird thing from spreading or I'll press the button and then it want be a problem anymore.” In this multiplot story, the stories align in one big shoot-off where the task to save each other, and one-self, results in the deaths and destruction of a whole country.

*CLICK ON THE VIDEOS TO HEAR SMALL PEAKS FROM THE MUSIC