The Peregrine Falcon

Description

Like hardly any other book, "The Peregrine Falcon" combines poetry and precision. In this magical blend, the British author John Alec Baker tells of his obsession: For many months, day by day, he follows a peregrine falcon in the southeast of England, driven by the desire to uncover the secret of its grace, even to merge with it. The Bonn fringe ensemble brings the early masterpiece of nature writing to the stage. Presented is a highly rhythmic evening between reading and music-theater, where linguistic art and percussion with specially built instruments become a shared sound space. With: Bettina Marugg, Caroline Scholz Ott
Live music, percussion: Arturo Portugal, Vera Seedorf
Set design, text adaptation: Frank Heuel
Composition: Daniel Ott
Instrument making, co-composition: Stephan Froleyks
Space: Annika Ley
Production management: Svenja Pauka

Highlights

• Reading with live music and percussion
• With Bettina Marugg and Caroline Scholz Ott
• Highly rhythmic evening between reading and music-theater

General Information

The Peregrine Falcon is a reading that thematizes the author's John Alec Baker obsession with a peregrine falcon. The Bonn fringe ensemble brings this story to the stage with a combination of linguistic art and specially built instruments.

Location

Kronengasse 10, 5400 Baden, Switzerland

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