LONG LAUGH THE KING (WORMY WOOD)

Directed by Raffaella D’Angelo

Assistant director Ashton Laffineur

written and played by Loris Agnello, Catarina Almeida,

Cafer Coskun, Arnold Dammer, Antonio Dellagiacoma,

Nico Fernandez, Susana Figueiredo, Beatriz Garcia Hernando, Cristina Gioada, Ahmed Gul, Maria Kardami, Sabine Moritz, Elena Nogarole, Gökçe Özkan, Audrey Saporito, Elitsa Stoeva, Ashwin Schumann, Jean-Claude Witkowski, Mathias Zimmer Rosales

Get ready for a royal riot of laughter as “Long Laugh the King” takes center stage in the Serendipity Empire. In this uproarious latest production of Artemysia Theatre, audiences will be transported to the court of a king unlike any other: tired of dull and lackluster entertainment, the monarch of Serendipity demands more from his nobles. They must not only entertain him but also provoke thought, inspire reflection, and even incite dreams. And failure to do so comes with the ultimate consequence – death! “Long Laugh the King” promises a series of side-splitting scenes that showcase the best (and worst) of human nature, delivering laughter, insight, and a healthy dose of royal absurdity!

THE SKY ABOVE LUXEMBOURG

Directed by Raffaella D’Angelo

Assistant director Ashton Laffineur

Special guest Futura Manna

Ouverture by Eva Sierminska, Helena Niemeijer,

Patrizia Ceccaccio, Gökçe Özkan

written and played by Silvia Antichi, Adeliana Carpineta,  Ekaterina Galiamova, Helena Niemeijer, Solveiga Saliamonaite, Kirill Semenov, Albert Seoane, Camilla Sgaravato, Monica Tuduce, Peter Xuereb, Florence Sunnen, Roberto Serra, Elisabeth Ziger

Embark on a celestial odyssey with ‘The Sky Above Luxembourg,’ where angels and mortals intertwine in a captivating exploration of the human experience. Witness the struggle of celestial beings to grasp the complexities of human existence, from overwhelming passions to profound disillusionments, from cravings for grandeur to the desperate quest for happiness and meaning. Suspended between immortality and the bounds of humanity, these celestial creatures wrestle with the choice to intervene in mortal affairs or to simply observe as “an outrageous fortune” unfolds.