Sab’a wu Sab’a, Seven and Seven days needed for the moon to complete half its journey in the sky. One night the moon breaks into pieces and disappears, leaving the village in despair. Since that night, no stories could be told.
And so hakawati, shadows, lights, mirrors, water and reflections fly unhinged in an attempt to put together the scattered pieces of the moon.
Together, we shall embark on this journey to the village pond, to Philomena's shop and to Bou Sleiman's orchard where different protagonists will unite in an attempt to bring back the moon in seven and seven new nights, hoping to once again be able to tell stories.
Hakawati Shadow Puppet Theatre
Co-production Dar Onboz and Collectif Kahraba
Directed by Eric Deniaud
Scenography and shadows: Eric Deniaud
Story, Storytelling, and manipulation: Nadine Touma
Sound design: Sivine Ariss
With the participation of Aurélien Zouki
When
- Sunday April 22 at 5pm
- From Monday 23 to Wednesday 25 April at 10am and 12pm (for schools tel. 03 310533)
- Thursday 26 and Friday 27 April at 10am (for schools) and 7pm
- Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 April at 11am and 5pm
Duration of the show: 30 minutes
Where
At the crypt of Saint Joseph Church, Saint Joseph University street, Ashrafyeh
Tickets on sale at all branches of Librairie Antoine, AUB Bookstore and Monnot theater.
Limited seating 15 000 L.L adults, 10 000 L.L children and students
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