The Big Book about Getting Lost
Everybody, also adults, are afraid of getting lost! -And even worse: Not to be found! We follow the two sisters Vera and Kirsten who are as different as night and day. One representing the child joy of exploring new pastures and the other representing the fear of the unknown. The two sisters get hurled into a great adventure in The big book about getting lost and it may not be all bad to get lost and maybe found again… The show explores universal themes such as being afraid, overcoming fear, how parents tend to overprotect their children and sibling relationsship.
Suggestions for conversation topics:
To be afraid of something
- Fear of the Unknown
- The exaggerated protection in wich adults embrace their children
- Alder 5-10 years
- age group 5-10 years
- Duration 45 min
- The scene: width 6 m, depth 4 m, height 3.5 m
- Photos further down the page
Teateravisen dk wrote:
“Batida has made a musical and captivating performance about the fear of the unknown in both children and adults… ‘You can not be found if you do not get lost’ is the simple logic. Thematically, it is therefore difficult not to send Søren Kierkegaard a loving thought; ‘To dare is to lose your foothold for a while, not to dare is to lose oneself’. That’s exactly what this show is about, and it conveys its message so musically and captivatingly that you walk away happily – ready to take your life by storm. ”
06.04. 2019
