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Figuren - Musik - Theater Hamburg : Hobbit : 12.12.-16.12. Leipzig : אבק Dust 16.1.-17.1. Stuttgart : Hobbit : 23.1.-25.1. https://figurentheater-wildevogel.de

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DUST - STAUB – אבק
Co-production with Golden Delicious (ISR / FR)

“I’ve called mother last week to announce her she will appear in the new piece “Dust” we are creating in Leipzig. It’s frightening to create involving family stories. Furthermore, when the stories are not just my own family, not just Ari’s, but also of Michael and Charlotte. Our grandparents could, theoretically, have met somewhere in Europe back then but happily or unfortunately they didn’t.“

Published on Social Media by Inbal Yomtovian, September 14 at 8:49 pm.

How did I become what I am, who are the others, and how can we connect? Four artists from different forms of creative expression come together to tell stories. Starting with personal memories, family stories and dreams they highlight moments which we all share but also moments which isolate us. Puppet and object theatre, movement and storytelling are accompanied and penetrated by music and merge in singing. In this evening of theatre time and space are suspended, Big Bangs and black holes of our private and collective history are connected to face the present.

Dust ist the first collaboration of Golden Delicious (Israel / France) and Wilde & Vogel (Leipzig). Golden Delicious are the object performer and actress Inbal Yomtovian and the director and performer Ari Teperberg. Both studied at the School of Visual Theatre in Jerusalem and toured Europe with their successful performance Jonathan and the Blue Table. The Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel are the musician Charlotte Wilde and the puppeteer Michael Vogel, who have influenced the international puppetry scene for 25 years. The meeting of the two groups led to a collection of motives, songs, personal stories, puppets and objects.

Directed by: Antonia Christl, Hendrik Mannes
Dramaturgy: Jonas Klinkenberg
Performers: Ari Teperberg, Michael Vogel, Inbal Yomtovian
Live-Music: Charlotte Wilde
Puppets: Michael Vogel

DUST - STAUB – אבק Co-production with Golden Delicious (ISR / FR) “I’ve called mother last week to announce her she will appear in the new piece “Dust” we are creating in Leipzig. It’s frightening to create involving family stories. Furthermore, when the stories are not just my own family, not just Ari’s, but also of Michael and Charlotte. Our grandparents could, theoretically, have met somewhere in Europe back then but happily or unfortunately they didn’t.“ Published on Social Media by Inbal Yomtovian, September 14 at 8:49 pm. How did I become what I am, who are the others, and how can we connect? Four artists from different forms of creative expression come together to tell stories. Starting with personal memories, family stories and dreams they highlight moments which we all share but also moments which isolate us. Puppet and object theatre, movement and storytelling are accompanied and penetrated by music and merge in singing. In this evening of theatre time and space are suspended, Big Bangs and black holes of our private and collective history are connected to face the present. Dust ist the first collaboration of Golden Delicious (Israel / France) and Wilde & Vogel (Leipzig). Golden Delicious are the object performer and actress Inbal Yomtovian and the director and performer Ari Teperberg. Both studied at the School of Visual Theatre in Jerusalem and toured Europe with their successful performance Jonathan and the Blue Table. The Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel are the musician Charlotte Wilde and the puppeteer Michael Vogel, who have influenced the international puppetry scene for 25 years. The meeting of the two groups led to a collection of motives, songs, personal stories, puppets and objects. Directed by: Antonia Christl, Hendrik Mannes Dramaturgy: Jonas Klinkenberg Performers: Ari Teperberg, Michael Vogel, Inbal Yomtovian Live-Music: Charlotte Wilde Puppets: Michael Vogel

STAUB – DUST – אבק

Leipzig 16.1. - 18.1. @westfluegelleipzig.bsky.social
French premiere:
27.3. Mougins
29.3. Marseille
31.3. Nice

How did I become what I am, who are the others, and how can we connect?

figurentheater-wildevogel.de/en/plays/dus...

#Erinnerungskultur #remembrance #Théâtre

02.12.2025 13:38 — 👍 17    🔁 5    💬 0    📌 2
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Premiere!
FARM DER TIERE
6./7./11./12./13. September 2025
Ein Musical in zehn Kapiteln nach George Orwell.

@wildexvogel.bsky.social, Florian Feisel & Genossen

#westfluegel #leipzig #theater #theatre #puppets #figurentheater #livemusik #livemusic #musical

02.09.2025 12:40 — 👍 22    🔁 4    💬 0    📌 0
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KRABAT
A theatrical adventure with puppets, masks and music
for young people from 12 years up and adults, based on the novel by Otfried Preussler.
Poster: Robert Voss

#Krabat #Preussler #Theatre #Puppets #Leipzig #Figurentheater #wildexvogel

18.09.2025 18:19 — 👍 25    🔁 6    💬 0    📌 1
SONGS FOR ALICE
a concert with puppets, based on Lewis Carroll

The strange white rabbit and the mysterious Cheshire Cat, the fat Duchess, the egg faced Humpty Dumpty and the fabulous Jabberwocky, the extincted Dodo or the rowdy twins Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum: by no means are they nice figures out of a harmless children’s story, but ludicrous representatives of a bizarre logic of the absurd and of an underlying desire. The mathematician, writer and photographer Lewis Carroll invented them to entertain his little girlfriends and collected their stories in the two novels Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, which became classics of the world literature.

Songs for Alice extracts the poems from both volumes and transforms them into scenes and songs. Puppeteer and musicians carry us off into a somnambulant twilight zone of imagination and moments of revelation which show, why Carroll’s Texts aren’t just great children’s literature but also inspired a diversity of artists like the writer James Joyce, surrealists like André Breton, the cognitive scientist Douglas R. Hofstadter or the British comedy group Monty Python.

Directed by Hendrik Mannes, this production walks the line between theatre and concert with soulful hits and noisy explosions, expressive puppets and poetic machines, quiet moments and great ballyhoo, catchy tunes and last dances.

The White Knight: “But here I must leave you. – You are sad, let me sing you a song to comfort you.“
Alice: “Is it very long?“
The White Knight: “It’s long, but very, VERY beautiful. Everybody that hears me sing it – either it brings the TEARS into their eyes, or else.”
Alice: “Or else what?“
The White Knight: “Or else it doesn’t, you know.“

Directed by: Hendrik Mannes 
Performing, Puppets : Michael Vogel
Live Music: Johannes Frisch (double bass), Philipp Scholz (drums), Konrad Schreiter (trumpet), Thomas Weber (table guitar), Charlotte Wilde (guitar, violin, vocals)
Texts: Lewis Carroll

Foto: Therese Stuber

SONGS FOR ALICE a concert with puppets, based on Lewis Carroll The strange white rabbit and the mysterious Cheshire Cat, the fat Duchess, the egg faced Humpty Dumpty and the fabulous Jabberwocky, the extincted Dodo or the rowdy twins Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum: by no means are they nice figures out of a harmless children’s story, but ludicrous representatives of a bizarre logic of the absurd and of an underlying desire. The mathematician, writer and photographer Lewis Carroll invented them to entertain his little girlfriends and collected their stories in the two novels Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, which became classics of the world literature. Songs for Alice extracts the poems from both volumes and transforms them into scenes and songs. Puppeteer and musicians carry us off into a somnambulant twilight zone of imagination and moments of revelation which show, why Carroll’s Texts aren’t just great children’s literature but also inspired a diversity of artists like the writer James Joyce, surrealists like André Breton, the cognitive scientist Douglas R. Hofstadter or the British comedy group Monty Python. Directed by Hendrik Mannes, this production walks the line between theatre and concert with soulful hits and noisy explosions, expressive puppets and poetic machines, quiet moments and great ballyhoo, catchy tunes and last dances. The White Knight: “But here I must leave you. – You are sad, let me sing you a song to comfort you.“ Alice: “Is it very long?“ The White Knight: “It’s long, but very, VERY beautiful. Everybody that hears me sing it – either it brings the TEARS into their eyes, or else.” Alice: “Or else what?“ The White Knight: “Or else it doesn’t, you know.“ Directed by: Hendrik Mannes Performing, Puppets : Michael Vogel Live Music: Johannes Frisch (double bass), Philipp Scholz (drums), Konrad Schreiter (trumpet), Thomas Weber (table guitar), Charlotte Wilde (guitar, violin, vocals) Texts: Lewis Carroll Foto: Therese Stuber

SONGS FOR ALICE
a concert with puppets,
based on Lewis Carroll

#LewisCarroll #AliceinWonderland #ThroughtheLookingGlass #Nonsens

23.06.2025 16:09 — 👍 61    🔁 1    💬 0    📌 0
I AM NOT IN A ROOM
based on Emily Dickinson's poems and biography

Bees with ordained fuzz – a fly whose buzzing is the last thing the poet hears before her own death – the stirring crickets performing their druidic spectral hymn in late August – and, in all the poems, a multitude of dashes that open up spaces, hint at the unsaid and activate the play of the reader’s imagination: These are entries into the poetic work of Emily Dickinson.

Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) left behind an enormously extensive oeuvre with an almost inexhaustible variety of themes, almost exclusively published posthumously. The most important female American poet almost never left her parental home throughout her life, and
Influenced by our own experiences of isolation during the lockdowns of the last couple of years, the study of Dickinson’s work leads us to further themes that are still significant today: multicultural dimensions of her thinking and poetic space, ecological aspects from a deeply felt relationship to nature, as well as questions about the individual and society that culminate in the idea of becoming one with the world.

Texts: Emily Dickinson
Choreography: Rose Breuss
Dance: Kai Chun Chuang
Live music, composition: Charlotte Wilde
Lighting, figure interventions: Michael Vogel
Programming: Jakob Vogel
Costumes: Valentina Shurkal
Poster: Birgit Karn

Premiere: 2. September 2022 Westflügel Leipzig.

I AM NOT IN A ROOM based on Emily Dickinson's poems and biography Bees with ordained fuzz – a fly whose buzzing is the last thing the poet hears before her own death – the stirring crickets performing their druidic spectral hymn in late August – and, in all the poems, a multitude of dashes that open up spaces, hint at the unsaid and activate the play of the reader’s imagination: These are entries into the poetic work of Emily Dickinson. Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) left behind an enormously extensive oeuvre with an almost inexhaustible variety of themes, almost exclusively published posthumously. The most important female American poet almost never left her parental home throughout her life, and Influenced by our own experiences of isolation during the lockdowns of the last couple of years, the study of Dickinson’s work leads us to further themes that are still significant today: multicultural dimensions of her thinking and poetic space, ecological aspects from a deeply felt relationship to nature, as well as questions about the individual and society that culminate in the idea of becoming one with the world. Texts: Emily Dickinson Choreography: Rose Breuss Dance: Kai Chun Chuang Live music, composition: Charlotte Wilde Lighting, figure interventions: Michael Vogel Programming: Jakob Vogel Costumes: Valentina Shurkal Poster: Birgit Karn Premiere: 2. September 2022 Westflügel Leipzig.

I AM NOT IN A ROOM
based on Emily Dickinson's poems and biography

Texts: Emily Dickinson
Choreography: Rose Breuss
Dance: Kai Chun Chuang
Live music, composition: Charlotte Wilde
Lighting, figure interventions: Michael Vogel
Poster: Birgit Karn

#Dance #EmilyDickinson #Theatre

30.04.2025 13:44 — 👍 74    🔁 8    💬 2    📌 1
TOCCATA
A nightpiece about Robert Schumann

Robert Schumann, composer and writer, born in 1810 in Zwickau, died in 1856 in the lunatic asylum of Bonn-Endenich. 46 years of life.

What was the inner life of this man; what were his perceptions of the world?
What happens if his music materialises in the form of puppet figures on a stage?
An experiment with identities, intimations of another self, encounters with fantastic beings, ghosts and doppelgangers.

A kaleidoscope of intermingling motifs is created by a Hammond organ M3, words from Schumann’s diary, puppet figures and automatons; independently, as well as in amplification of each other, they produce a harmony.

Directed by: Frank Soehnle
Puppets & play: Michael Vogel
Live music: Charlotte Wilde

Premiere: 27.10.2000
Coproduction with FITZ! Figurentheater Stuttgart.

Four prizes at the International Festival Animacje 2002 in Bielsko-Biala, Poland.
2nd prize at the Theatre Award of the Stuttgarter Zeitung 2001.

TOCCATA A nightpiece about Robert Schumann Robert Schumann, composer and writer, born in 1810 in Zwickau, died in 1856 in the lunatic asylum of Bonn-Endenich. 46 years of life. What was the inner life of this man; what were his perceptions of the world? What happens if his music materialises in the form of puppet figures on a stage? An experiment with identities, intimations of another self, encounters with fantastic beings, ghosts and doppelgangers. A kaleidoscope of intermingling motifs is created by a Hammond organ M3, words from Schumann’s diary, puppet figures and automatons; independently, as well as in amplification of each other, they produce a harmony. Directed by: Frank Soehnle Puppets & play: Michael Vogel Live music: Charlotte Wilde Premiere: 27.10.2000 Coproduction with FITZ! Figurentheater Stuttgart. Four prizes at the International Festival Animacje 2002 in Bielsko-Biala, Poland. 2nd prize at the Theatre Award of the Stuttgarter Zeitung 2001.

TOCCATA
A nightpiece about
Robert Schumann

#RobertSchumann

04.04.2025 07:27 — 👍 114    🔁 3    💬 2    📌 0
SPLEEN
Charles Baudelaire: Poems in Prose

by Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel

“Which one of us, in his moments of ambition, has not dreamed of the miracle of a poetic prose, musical, without rhythm and without rhyme, supple enough and rugged enough to adapt itself to the lyrical impulses of the soul, the undulations of reverie, the jibes of conscience?
It was, above all, out of my exploration of huge cities, out of the medley of their innumerable interrelations, that this haunting ideal was born.“
Charles Baudelaire, Preface to Paris Spleen, 1869

Spleen is a kaleidoscope of pictures, so songs and miniatures, inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s collection of poems in prose Le Spleen de Paris, which was published posthumously in 1869. Mankind on the threshold to modernity is described in the scenes played out between thirst for life and longing for death, between a romantic search for infinity and a brutal triviality.

The play is open in this production: the performers are on the stage with puppets and musical instruments, Baudelaire’s texts spoken by children and recorded on tape. The magic of this kaleidoscope develops in the imagination between actors, material and audience: A sequence of pictures and live-music, that wants to counterpoint Baudelaire’s vision of the world and open it for an understanding from the present.

Directed by: Hendrik Mannes
Performance & puppets: Michael Vogel
Live-music: Charlotte Wilde

Foto: Jaana Jur

SPLEEN Charles Baudelaire: Poems in Prose by Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel “Which one of us, in his moments of ambition, has not dreamed of the miracle of a poetic prose, musical, without rhythm and without rhyme, supple enough and rugged enough to adapt itself to the lyrical impulses of the soul, the undulations of reverie, the jibes of conscience? It was, above all, out of my exploration of huge cities, out of the medley of their innumerable interrelations, that this haunting ideal was born.“ Charles Baudelaire, Preface to Paris Spleen, 1869 Spleen is a kaleidoscope of pictures, so songs and miniatures, inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s collection of poems in prose Le Spleen de Paris, which was published posthumously in 1869. Mankind on the threshold to modernity is described in the scenes played out between thirst for life and longing for death, between a romantic search for infinity and a brutal triviality. The play is open in this production: the performers are on the stage with puppets and musical instruments, Baudelaire’s texts spoken by children and recorded on tape. The magic of this kaleidoscope develops in the imagination between actors, material and audience: A sequence of pictures and live-music, that wants to counterpoint Baudelaire’s vision of the world and open it for an understanding from the present. Directed by: Hendrik Mannes Performance & puppets: Michael Vogel Live-music: Charlotte Wilde Foto: Jaana Jur

SPLEEN
Charles Baudelaire:
Poems in Prose

#Baudelair #Theatre

22.03.2025 09:43 — 👍 229    🔁 19    💬 7    📌 0
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Poster for überALL unterALL, theatre play for children by Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel #poster #drawing #figurentheater #perhapsmushrooms #rätsel #art #theatre

09.03.2025 18:29 — 👍 112    🔁 8    💬 0    📌 0
Eine Hobbitpuppe wird von Elbenpuppen umtanzt, die durch die Bewegung unschaf sind.

Eine Hobbitpuppe wird von Elbenpuppen umtanzt, die durch die Bewegung unschaf sind.

DER HOBBIT tourt durch Sachsen!
Diese Woche könnt ihr den Hobbit von @wildexvogel.bsky.social an folgenden Orten erleben:
28.02. - Kulturkino Zwenkau
01.03. - Bahnhof Leisnig
02.03. - Neuberinhaus Reichenbach

www.westfluegel.de/news/kleine-...
#leipzig #theater #sachsen #westfluegel

24.02.2025 09:47 — 👍 76    🔁 7    💬 1    📌 0
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THE HOBBIT
or There and back again
after J.R.R. Tolkien

Puppets & Performance: Florian Feisel, Michael Vogel
Live Music: Charlotte Wilde
Text & Direction: Christiane Zanger
Poster: Robert Voss

#hobbit #tolkien #theatre #puppet #fantasy

21.02.2025 12:32 — 👍 76    🔁 3    💬 0    📌 1
Eine Vampirmaske mit aufgerissenem Mund wird von einem Figurenspieler in die Kamera gehalten, im Hintergrund spielt eine Musikerin Gitarre.

Eine Vampirmaske mit aufgerissenem Mund wird von einem Figurenspieler in die Kamera gehalten, im Hintergrund spielt eine Musikerin Gitarre.

6./7./8. Februar im Westflügel:
DIE BLUMEN DES BÖSEN
20 aus 100 Gedichten von Charles Baudelaire
@wildexvogel.bsky.social

Mehrsprachig: Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch/ multilingual: German, English, French

#westfluegel #figurentheater #leipzig #theater #blueskybühne #puppetartists #performingsarts

04.02.2025 15:34 — 👍 58    🔁 2    💬 1    📌 0

…und ganz allgemein, ein Plädoyer öfter ins Theater, Konzerte, Lesungen, Filmvorführungen zu gehen. Die Kunstszene ist (in den überwältigenden Fällen) ein zentrales Standbein einer offenen, pluralistischen Gesellschaft. Es steckt Wahnsinn viel Kreativität drin. Es ermöglich auch einmal die Auszeit

30.01.2025 10:30 — 👍 44    🔁 11    💬 2    📌 0
DUST - STAUB – אבק

„I’ve called mother last week to announce her she will appear in the new piece “Dust” we are creating in Leipzig. It’s frightening to create involving family stories. Furthermore, when the stories are not just my own family, not just Ari’s, but also of Michael and Charlotte. Our grandparents could, theoretically, have met somewhere in Europe back then but happily or unfortunately they didn’t.“

Published on Social Media by Inbal Yomtovian, September 14 at 8:49 pm.

How did I become what I am, who are the others, and how can we connect? Four artists from different forms of creative expression come together to tell stories. Starting with personal memories, family stories and dreams they highlight moments which we all share but also moments which isolate us. Puppet and object theatre, movement and storytelling are accompanied and penetrated by music and merge in singing. In this evening of theatre time and space are suspended, Big Bangs and black holes of our private and collective history are connected to face the present.

Directed by: Antonia Christl, Hendrik Mannes
Dramaturgy: Jonas Klinkenberg
Performers: Ari Teperberg, Michael Vogel, Inbal Yomtovian
Live-Music: Charlotte Wilde
Poster: Maayan Levin

Co-production with Golden Delicious (ISR/FR), FITZ Stuttgart, Westflügel Leipzig.

DUST - STAUB – אבק „I’ve called mother last week to announce her she will appear in the new piece “Dust” we are creating in Leipzig. It’s frightening to create involving family stories. Furthermore, when the stories are not just my own family, not just Ari’s, but also of Michael and Charlotte. Our grandparents could, theoretically, have met somewhere in Europe back then but happily or unfortunately they didn’t.“ Published on Social Media by Inbal Yomtovian, September 14 at 8:49 pm. How did I become what I am, who are the others, and how can we connect? Four artists from different forms of creative expression come together to tell stories. Starting with personal memories, family stories and dreams they highlight moments which we all share but also moments which isolate us. Puppet and object theatre, movement and storytelling are accompanied and penetrated by music and merge in singing. In this evening of theatre time and space are suspended, Big Bangs and black holes of our private and collective history are connected to face the present. Directed by: Antonia Christl, Hendrik Mannes Dramaturgy: Jonas Klinkenberg Performers: Ari Teperberg, Michael Vogel, Inbal Yomtovian Live-Music: Charlotte Wilde Poster: Maayan Levin Co-production with Golden Delicious (ISR/FR), FITZ Stuttgart, Westflügel Leipzig.

STAUB – DUST – אבק
13.2-14.2. Hamburg
15.2.-16.2. Osnabrück

together with
Inbal Yomtovian &
Ari Teperberg

#Storytelling #Theatre #Erinnerungskultur #Music #Dust #wildexvogel #westfluegelleipzig

05.02.2025 11:37 — 👍 60    🔁 2    💬 0    📌 2
Les Fleurs du Mal - The Flowers of Evil
20 out of 100 poems by
Charles Baudelaire

Foto: Dana Ersing

Les Fleurs du Mal - The Flowers of Evil 20 out of 100 poems by Charles Baudelaire Foto: Dana Ersing

THE FLOWERS OF EVIL
20 out of 100 poems by
Charles Baudelaire
6.2. - 8.2.
@westfluegelleipzig.bsky.social

#Baudelaire #wildexvogel #theater #figurentheater #westfluegelleipzig #Leipzig #westfluegel #poetry #art #music

01.02.2025 12:28 — 👍 147    🔁 7    💬 3    📌 3

DANKE - Liebe Grüße aus Leipzig

27.01.2025 10:48 — 👍 6    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

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