Spanish Federation of Dance Companies Network
The moon in a pot (a misunderstood show) La petita malumaluga
Live music, dance, theatre and technology come together in this delicate and intense proposal The moon in a pot (a misunderstood show) is a trip through the deepest emotional corners of a moon in constant search for its essence happiness as an unnegotiable tool to finding yourself again. A song to optimism aimed at all audiences - also for babies and young children - with a bid to find new forms of interaction with the viewers that so define the language of La petita malumaluga. Based on the delicious excuse of a show that years ago some professionals said was not suitable for children this production also aims to invite the public to a critical reflection on theatrical programmes aimed at children. Aimed at children aged from 0 to 3 and their families.
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Artistic directors: Eva Vilamitjana and Albert Vilà
Choreography: Eva Vilamitjana
Performers: Eva Vilamitjana / Ariadna Saltó (dancers)
Albert Vilà / Marc Trias (percussions), Berta Puigdemassa (harp)
Musical composition: Jordi Bello
Digital design: Ignasi Bosch
Scenography: Marc Salicrú
Costume: Marc Udina and La petita malumaluga
Lightning design: Carles Borràs
Lights and sound technician: Ivan Rubio / Ignasi Bosch
Graphic design: Hermes LeBleu

In collaboration with: Department of Culture from Generalitat de Catalunya, INAEM and L’Estruch Sabadell.
La petita malumaluga
La petita malumaluga has been considered a pioneer in the performing arts for babies and their families. We have provided a unique vision to the arts for the very young and their parents through artistically contemporary creations and sophisticated and large scale productions. We have performed at some of the most relevant festivals, venues and performing arts markets internationally. And for many of them, it was the first time they included a production for babies, toddlers and their families in their program. To name a few: Bergen International Festival (Norway), Shanghai Children Arts Theater (China), Grec Festival ...

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