Max up!
The fable of the industrious ant
Max up! is an animated youth performance about performance pressure, global inequality, loneliness, anxiety and eternal growth. A fable lets us follow a diligent ant who wants to be good but ends up running for its life. The diligent ant goes to school. But the heart beats wildly in the body. What’s wrong? It just wanted to be happy…
The performance is a co-production with actress Signe Kærup Dahl and new drama by writer Alexandra Moltke Johansen.
Max up! is an animated youth performance about performance pressure, global inequality, loneliness, anxiety and eternal growth. A fable lets us follow a diligent ant who wants to be good but ends up running for its life. The diligent ant goes to school. But the heart beats wildly in the body. What’s wrong? It just wanted to be happy…
The performance is a co-production with actress Signe Kærup Dahl and new drama by writer Alexandra Moltke Johansen.
Tour specs
| Price | 9.950 kr. (excl. VAT) |
| Audience capacity | 100 |
| Height | 400 cm |
| Lenght | 1400 cm |
| Depth | 800 cm |
| Power | 230 V (13 A) |
| Requires blackout | Yes |
| Set up time | 120 min. |
| Tear down time | 150 min. |
From 13 years
Tour Dates October 4th - 10th 2021
Duration 60 min.
Contact tour-coordinator
Henriette Kudsk
+45 71 99 88 77
henriette@zebu.nu
Workshop adapted to your classroom
Let learning reach a new level with a theatre experience, that can be integrated into the classroom with a well planned and coordinated workshop course at your school.
Credits
| Co-production | Signe Kærup Dahl og ZeBU |
| Playwright | Alexandra Moltke Johansen |
| Idea and concept | Signe Kærup Dahl |
| Director | Jørgen Carlslund |
| Cast | Signe Kærup Dahl, Rolf Hansen, Jonas Munck Hansen |
| Composer | Jonas Munck Hansen |
| Concept artist, illustrator and animator |
Stathis Tsemberlidis
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| Video editor |
Søren Knud
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| Dramaturg |
Anne Burup Nymark
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| Lighting Designer |
Katja Andreassen
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| Costumes |
Maria Ipsen
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| Photographer |
Sonja Lovdal
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The young people are each struggling with their own things, but I hope they feel that we are opening something inside them, that we are planting something that in the long run can give them courage and strength to act more freely in the world.
– Alexandra Moltke Johansen
