Musical theatre for children
Stallet, 29th September, 13:00-13:40. Doors open 12:30,
Halima’s journey – an exciting music and storytelling performance for the whole family!
Halima is a girl who lives in Sollandet with her mother. But one day it stops raining in Sollandet. Halima decides to do something about it and embarks on a long and dangerous journey…
The audience can follow Halima on her journey across the desert, sea and forest, and participate themselves by singing and creating rhythms for camel rides and breakneck boat rides. Maybe the children can help Halima complete her mission by conjuring the rain?
Halima’s journey is an exciting musical and storytelling performance for the whole family, which in fairy tale format describes a refugee child’s journey from his homeland to the new country in a poetic and compelling way. The performance is inspired by folk tales and is performed with storytelling and music with flutes, Persian tar, percussion and singing.
The music group Eastern Bias stands for newly composed music based on musical traditions from India, Iran, Sudan, Greece, the Balkan area and Sweden.
Language: Swedish
The show is aimed at children aged 4-9 and families.
Duration 40 min
Cast:
Anne Kalmering – narrator
Olympia Tavlaridou – flutes
Soroor Notash – Tar and vocals
Shekufeh Pariab – percussion.
Suvrat Apte – tabla
Idea and production: Olympia Tavlaridou
Text: Nikos Kalaitzidis
Scenography: Ewa Lewandowski
Halima’s journey is produced with the support of the Swedish Cultural Council, the Swedish Music Agency and Region Stockholm.
ENTRANCE
SEK 100 adults/SEK 60 children
(incl. SEK 20 booking fee)
The stable opens at 12.30 / Doors 12.30pm
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The venue is accessible by wheelchair
Stockholm Sangeet Festival 2024 is organized by Stockholm Sangeet Förening in collaboration with Musikaliska Kvarteret, Farhang Förening, Kulturföreningen Källaren, Stallet Världens Musik, Studieförbundet Bilda, Saraswathy Kalakendra Institution of Fine Arts, SearchIndie, Sharda Music Sweden, Best Western Plus Grow Hotel and Dhaibat with support from Swedish Arts Council, Stockholms Stad, Region Stockholm and Indian Embassy