Gandini Juggling: Smashed2
Sunday, 18 July 2021
- Time
- 17:00 - 17:55
- Venue
- Campbell Park Amphitheatre (the Parks Trust), Milton Keynes, MK9 3FT
- Price
- £5 & £3
80 oranges, 7 watermelons, 9 performers.
A witty look at the strained relations between men and women, Smashed2 is juggling reinvented, using plenty of explosive fruit and slow-motion comedy.
Gandini Juggling’s Smashed was one of the most celebrated pieces of street theatre of the last decade. Smashed2 reverses its male and female roles for the very first time.
Inspired by the work of the great choreographer Pina Bausch, Gandini Juggling combine elements of her gestural choreography with intricate patterns and cascades of solo and ensemble juggling.
The result is a new hybrid of juggling, in a dance-theatre style, performed with meticulous unison and split-second timing.
A funny, inventive and characterful performance showcasing Gandini Juggling’s masterful stagecraft.
Directed by Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala.
Age guidance: Families/children aged 8+
Duration: Approximately 35 minutes
PLEASE NOTE:
Maximum 6 tickets per booking
Campbell Park Amphitheatre is off Avenury Boulevard, near Cambell Heights. The nearest postcode is MK9 3FT.
This an outdoor production, please bring your own chair or blanket to sit on - and dress for the weather.
No pets please - registered assistance dogs are welcome
Camping and BBQs are not permitted in Campbell Park
No glass bottles or alcohol purchased off-site are permitted
Alcohol is not permitted into the wider Campbell Park area
So that everyone can view the performance, please do not bring tents, gazebos, windbreaks and large umbrellas
Festival Stewards, First Aiders and other services are on site to help you – please approach them if you have any questions.
The Festival aims to be as accessible as possible and welcomes people with disabilities. We always welcome specific access enquiries - you can email us at access@stables.org or call the Box Office on 01908 280800.
Covid-19 Safety
The safety of our audiences, artists, volunteers and staff is our highest priority. As well as following all government and industry guidelines, we’re working closely with specialist safety advisors to ensure all our event locations are Covid-safe and secure for everyone. We will update more information between now and the Festival.
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Venue
Campbell Park Amphitheatre (the Parks Trust)
Campbell Park Amphitheatre (the Parks Trust)
Milton Keynes
MK9 3FT
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