12-06-2015 t/m 21-06-2015

KRAAI

Based on the first chapter of Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore, KRAAI is a show about wanting to fly and invisible friends speaking words of encouragement.

HIGH CLIMBS, WILD ROLLS, AND VIRTUOSO FALLS

The young protagonist wants to leave home. He is encouraged by the conversations with his invisible friend Crow and his wise words. Full of expectation, curiosity and optimism, he sets forth into the wide world.

In 2015, choreographer Jasper van Luijk created a version of Crow for adults on Oerol. The press: A moving dance duet (…) The tender play is touching (CLEEFT). The dancers almost appear to have wings at some points (Theaterkrant).
He has now created a version for the whole family, in which he wraps around the desire to fly in energetic dance.

Trailer

Mirjam van der Linden

'The same free spirit is found in van Luijk's choreography KRAAI, in which a girl and a (bird)boy together freely fly, climb and float out of a tree'

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