Judith Nab I The Netherlands
for children between 4 and 7 years of age only
A journey around the world in 35 minutes
Oscar comes from Amsterdam, a city situated some 374 kilometres from Hanover. But the old bus has covered many more kilometres, and gives children between four and seven years of age an account about being on the road. The bus driver leads the young passengers into the converted interior of the bus where they seat themselves on small benches. Adults are not admitted here. The doors close and the great journey begins. Projected images roll by, the inner spaces are drowned in an atmospheric light and a feeling of being on the road sets in. As the bus rattles and rumbles, the children see animated drawings and photos, they cross borders, hear foreign languages and music from faraway countries. The real world moves further and further away. The adventurous journey takes the children to the bottom of the sea where fish swim past the windows and as far as outer space among the stars and planets.
On weekdays, during the Festival, Bus Oscar will visit preschools and elementary schools in Hanover. At the weekend, it will be waiting for passengers in the courtyard of the Schauspielhaus. This unusual production for a very young audience will encourage children to engage in the unknown and trust in the infinitude of fantasy.
On weekdays, Oscar will visit schools and preschools in the Hanover city district. Interested teachers and educators can contact us at +49(0) 511 9999 2504 to find out more, and schedule a visit.
http://www.judithnab.nl/en/
Idea and animations Judith Nab Drawings Judith Nab and Dirck Nab Original production by HET PALEIS Antwerpen Technical Direction Roy Vermeer Remake Exterior Exterior Fiction Factory, Amsterdam
Sponsored by the TUI Stiftung Hanover
for children between 4 and 7 years of age only
A journey around the world in 35 minutes
Oscar comes from Amsterdam, a city situated some 374 kilometres from Hanover. But the old bus has covered many more kilometres, and gives children between four and seven years of age an account about being on the road. The bus driver leads the young passengers into the converted interior of the bus where they seat themselves on small benches. Adults are not admitted here. The doors close and the great journey begins. Projected images roll by, the inner spaces are drowned in an atmospheric light and a feeling of being on the road sets in. As the bus rattles and rumbles, the children see animated drawings and photos, they cross borders, hear foreign languages and music from faraway countries. The real world moves further and further away. The adventurous journey takes the children to the bottom of the sea where fish swim past the windows and as far as outer space among the stars and planets.
On weekdays, during the Festival, Bus Oscar will visit preschools and elementary schools in Hanover. At the weekend, it will be waiting for passengers in the courtyard of the Schauspielhaus. This unusual production for a very young audience will encourage children to engage in the unknown and trust in the infinitude of fantasy.
On weekdays, Oscar will visit schools and preschools in the Hanover city district. Interested teachers and educators can contact us at +49(0) 511 9999 2504 to find out more, and schedule a visit.
http://www.judithnab.nl/en/
Idea and animations Judith Nab Drawings Judith Nab and Dirck Nab Original production by HET PALEIS Antwerpen Technical Direction Roy Vermeer Remake Exterior Exterior Fiction Factory, Amsterdam
Sponsored by the TUI Stiftung Hanover
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