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Lu Pulici
Director
Ap. Correus 45
08319 Dosrius
Barcelona
Spain
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P: +34 937 918 196
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> Puppetry
Hôtel Crab
Summertime. Some far away port town. A little hotel by the sea. Guests and servants don't suspect that those days will change their lives…
Hôtel Crab is a comedy full of surprises, passions and misunderstandings. The story takes place in Russia at a time that is neither real nor in the present. The atmosphere is dream-like and expressly artificial, in order to provoke a certain curiosity in the spectator.
Hôtel Crab is the story of a hotel where nothing ever happens, as well as the story of a newly arrived guest. Unexpected events will break the monotony of this peculiar place.
A midnight robbery take everybody by surprise and will change the course of events for all the characters.
Hôtel Crab is a puppet show for a public of all ages, a story without words that makes use of theatrical language in a way reminiscent of silent film.
Unforgetable:
London, sometime in the last century. Alfredo dreams of pizzas and women. Angelina dreams of slimming and being an artist. They meet, they marry. The arrival of their firstborn is unforgettable. But little do they suspect that sometimes the unforgettable can change our dreams... unless we can forget the unforgettable.
Unforgettable is a musical comedy with spice: love, desire, jealousy and nightmares in a very latin family.
Unforgettable is a show created by the company in collaboration with the Italian illustrator Raffaella Brusaglino, a show in three dimensions: actors, puppets and cartoon join together in the same story.
Other Shows:
JUKEBOX, a cabaret show with midgets of three feet tall, half puppet, half human, who are presenting old and new songs with a humorous touch.
The characters change from puppets to real size, from real size to cartoon and vice versa, in a dynamic and amused choreography. A choice musical selection drives the story, where the lyrics of the songs, the cartoons and the projected intertitles form the script of this comedy.
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