Werebears
Nordic thriller for teenagers
the performance is in Estonian
☞ GROUP RESERVATIONS
Teine Tarmo Männard
Esma Leanne Barbo
author Vahur Keller
author of the idea, director and playwright Virko Annus
set and costume design Sandra Lange and Riho Rosberg
music by Leanne Barbo
light engineer Rene Topolev
make-up artist Evelin Sulg
graphic design Britt Urbla Keller
production manager Jane Oksa
sales and marketing Annika Land–Reisser
costume production Jaanika Simmer
Age 10+
Performance duration 60 minutes
Premiere October 3rd, 2021 at Kellertheatre.
This production is supported by Eesti Kultuurkapital
Meist mitte väga kaugel põhjamaal elavad Saamid. Seal on külm ja karge loodus ning teistsugused muinaslood. Juttudes pole printsesse, lendavaid vaipu ega kullasäras kuningalosse. On virmalistes taevas, lõputud talved ning loomad ja inimesed. Nad elavad koos ja mõistavad üksteise keelt ja kombeid.
The Sámi people live in the Nordic countries not very far from us. The region is notable for its cold and harsh nature, both of which inspire the Sámi’s distnict fairy tales. There are no princesses or flying carpets nor sparkling-gold royal palaces in those stories. Instead, the northern lights glow brightly in the sky as endless winter envelops all – animals and people. Human beings and animals live together and understand each other’s language and ways. Actor Tarmo Männard and folk musician Leanne Barbo tell a story of courage, care, and the secret power of bearskins.
Everyone who is not afraid to hear the bizzare stories of the Old Norse legends is welcome to the storyteller’s site. The mysterious and fascinating world hidden in these tales surrounds us to this day, although we don’t notice it right away.
