Odiezee (8+) Holland Opera
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In this cheerful adaptation of the Odyssey, Thalia, a young girl, lives in a small apartment with her 3 mothers. She worries about the climate. She soon gets the nickname Oh! that! sea! because she is always talking about the rising sea.
Trouw: "Odiezee is the main character in Holland Opera's family opera of the same name. A funny, absurdist and committed story that imaginatively cuts the climate problem to children's size.
Thalia misses her father, but he is out to sea rescuing people. Thalia wants to call her father and know where he is, but her mothers don't want to know. He is too busy, he must not be disturbed. Thalia decides to look for him herself.
music: Anne-Maartje Lemereis | libretto: Abdelkader Benali | direction Rianne Meboer | performance: Vera Fiselier, Erik Slik, Florien de la Fosse, Tom Jansen, Robbrecht van Cauwenbergh
Theater newspaper:...
In this cheerful adaptation of the Odyssey, Thalia, a young girl, lives in a small apartment with her 3 mothers. She worries about the climate. She soon gets the nickname Oh! that! sea! because she is always talking about the rising sea.
Trouw: "Odiezee is the main character in Holland Opera's family opera of the same name. A funny, absurdist and committed story that imaginatively cuts the climate problem to children's size.
Thalia misses her father, but he is out to sea rescuing people. Thalia wants to call her father and know where he is, but her mothers don't want to know. He is too busy, he must not be disturbed. Thalia decides to look for him herself.
music: Anne-Maartje Lemereis | libretto: Abdelkader Benali | direction Rianne Meboer | performance: Vera Fiselier, Erik Slik, Florien de la Fosse, Tom Jansen, Robbrecht van Cauwenbergh
Theater newspaper: "An adventurous retelling of the Odyssey. Instead of an epic war hero, we see a young climate activist who travels the world to find her father .
When
- Sunday, October 6, 2024 3 p.m. - 3:50 p.m.
- De Veerensmederij is an industrial monument converted into a modern theater.
It is within walking distance of Amersfoort's central train station.
Free parking right outside the door.
Wheelchair friendly.
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- Payment options: PIN, Online