Parade Theatre
Fish by Vosa Theatre- Czech Republic
From the stream of freshwater rivers and from the depths of lakes and ponds, unusual tourists came to visit us. Their massive bodies float gracefully through the streets and squares. The two giant fish puppets are like something out of a Czech fairy tale - cheerful, colourful and mischievous. They love parades, but they also like to float just like that, and they might just swim up to you. The authors of the puppets are Erika Čičmanová and Jarmila Enochová.
Senza Denti (Without Teeth) by Le Due En Quarto- Italy
Babies – marionettes walk around the city aboard their giant strollers among the amazement and the unbelief of the public, who are involved in their small troubles. Two puppets, two clowns, two babies, characterized by the innocence and sometimes the cruelty typical of newborns and clowns, highlight some ridiculous aspects of human behavior, bringing the public to play with lightness and spontaneity. A show that celebrates laughter as the best means of communication.
Giraffes by Xirirquiteula theatre- Spain
A family of giraffes stroll through civilisation. Startled and disorientated, they interact with everything they encounter. Their curiosity leads them into situations that are as surreal as they are poetic. This delicate, elegant show is devised to be performed in the streets.
Jeena Haddadin and Qased Ihsan garden concert- Jordan
An engaging musical performance by this energetic duo, vocalist Jeena and guitarist and accordionist Qased mixing the old and the new, Arabic and English to make sure everyone is enjoying their time in the upper garden.
Duration: 40 minutes