Harry Påtter to Showbox
In Harry Påtter (with Å) it is not wizards, but magicians who are taught at Hogwarts. Meet them Thursday 2 December
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In Harry Påtter (with Å) it is not wizards, but magicians who are taught at Hogwarts. Meet them Thursday 2 December
This year we take Young Voices a step further.
“Everything we do not say” weaves together three newly written stories about truth, lies and everything in between. The playwrights Amy Black Ndiaye, Julian Karenga and Melike Leblebicioglu write about three characters who are firmly planted in their respective dilemmas. It’s about belonging, but not feeling at home.
Spinn’s new duet is about sisterhood and the relationship between two people. Or maybe there are only two sides of the same person we see?
The renowned choreographer Hege Haagenrud is finally back at Showbox. We look forward to showing her new piece.
We had been looking forward to seeing children, young people, families and delegate audiences in the hall at all 15 live performances that were to play at this year’s Showbox, but that was not the case. The 16th edition of Showbox will be, to put it mildly, very different than before.
The showbox’ christmas tree is turned off, the poster wall is down and the last performance is played on the 15th edition of Showbox. Thanks to all grown and young audience members, partners from home and abroad, venues, companies, performers, technicians, volunteers, Young Voices, international delegates, all who have participated in professional events, mingles and parties.
Can you get too old to play? What do I do when other’s won’t play with me?
Young people feel loneliness more intensely and more frequently than any other age group, new research has found.
In this piece, Lindeberg grasps her own solitude in meeting her father.
After a successful run in Edinburgh, Joakim Gunby is taking his one man show ‘Why Even Bother’ to Showbox. In this dark, audio-heavy, one-man comedy, we get a glimpse into the world of ’MAIN CHARACTER’ and the everyday struggles of his ’normal’ life. This performance focus on what it’s like being a young foreigner in […]
“Two male performers depart into an intense elliptic journey that gradually reveals the destructive intimacy and love between two human beings dependent on each other.”
The performance Ritsj by Katma is visiting Oslo and Showbox in December.
A dark, funny and poignant tale of a small child’s determination to be understood and her discovery that friends can come in the most unexpected shapes and sizes.
We wish you all a beautiful holiday and a wonderful new year! See you 2nd to 7th. December 2019.
Join us for a double bill with Blårollinger and Det stille teateret with “At the bottom of the ocean”.
During Showbox we offer you professional input throughout the week. It’s free for everyone, but since the spaces are limited, we want you to sign up by sending us an email. Most of the talks and seminars are in Norwegian, but the GREAT Art for Young Children is in English. And everything is free!
Unfortunately, the performance Minimal Animal is cancelled. Purchased tickets will be refunded. Instead we will show the performance “At the bottom of the ocean”, more information to come.
Here you can find performances for the young audience that is not programmed by us, but as guests of Showbox you get a nice festival discount.
Two of the dance performances from last years Showbox will perform CINARS
Would you like to volunteer at the Showbox festival?
Home is often a busy place. In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we are all looking for a bit of quiet. A nice hot cup of silence.
The stage is covered with grass and half a car is about to enter. Two red-headed figures and a coffee craving neighbor appear. Here in the grass, anything can happen!
The heart explodes in confetti. 8 kg of gold in millions of pieces fly,
sticks to the skin. The gold is slippery. I’m losing my balance.
What strange creatures the puppets of Duda Paiva are! They have funny heads. They have wings and tails but also arms and legs… what are they? Animals, humans, or both? And they look so sweet and touchable… but are they?
As you can see, this year’s Showbox date is set! Save the week from December 3rd to the 8th, and we’ll meet again in Oslo. We are already working on the program, looking forward to releasing the first performances in not too long. Tickets are being put up for sale after summer vacation.
6 days, 23 different performances, 37 shows, 7 academic talks, 3 bus routes, 3 parties, 26 collaborators, 16 countries, 22 wonderful companies, 2 EU-projects, Young voices, TEENs, fantastic volunteers and technicians, national and international delegates and audience: goodbye for now, you are fantastic, see you next year!
During the Arctic Arts festival in Harstad, Simone Grøtte premiered Glemt, which deals with the forced evacuation of Finnmark during the war. “I have grown up in Finnmark and have had the history of war close. There are so many tracks after the war, yet I knew so little”, dancer and choreographer Simone Grøtte tells […]
True to tradition, we invite you to the opening of Showobox; Tuesday 28th of November at Black Box in Oslo. They’re living on the wrong side of the road, in then gutter of the world. It is dark there, you keep the door locked. You have to be tough, very tough. Disciplined and unafraid to […]