Deutschland:
Reinhardt Kleist:
Der Boxer. Die wahre Geschichte des Hertzko Haft (als Strip in der
Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung F.A.Z., komplett bei Carlsen 2011)
Eine Live Performance mit music/visuals/spoken word
nach der Graphic Novel von Reinhard Kleist, für Menschen ab 15 Jahren.
Eine Produktion des
Jungen Theaters Augsburg in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Theater Augsburg. Premiere wird das Stück am 8. November 2015 im Hoffmannkeller feiern.
USA:
Ein unabhängiges
Tanztheater in Chicago (Illinois), das Harris Theater in Chocago's Millenium Park, kündigt für nächstes Jahr ein Stück an, das deutlich von Comics inspiriert ist, aber auf keiner kokreten Vorlage beruht:
Zitat:
Lucky Plush Productions: Trip the Light Fantastic: The Making of SuperStrip
World Premiere
Thursday, March, 3, 2016, 7:30PM
Chicago’s Lucky Plush Productions celebrates its 15th anniversary with the creation of a new dance-theater work, Trip the Light Fantastic: The Making of SuperStrip.
Loosely inspired by the sensational stories and larger-than-life characters in classic pulp magazines, SuperStrip follows a group of washed up superheroes attempting to reinvent themselves by starting a non-profit think tank for do-gooders. Comic book-style graphics, Foley effects and real-time video will create an experience like none other— contemporary dance meets an animated graphic novel, part comic-strip, part silent film.
Commissioned by the Harris Theater and the Pamela Crutchfield Dance Fund of Imagine: The Campaign for Harris Theater, this collaboration balances dance, music, video, and visual design in a graphic novel-inspired style. Created by Lucky Plush Productions founder, director and choreographer Julia Rhoads, composer Michael Caskey, and visual designer John Boesche, SuperStrip showcases complex choreography, content, and surprising humor.
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Kid Koala:
Nufonia Must Fall (ECW Press 2003)
- Stummer Comic über einen tauben Roboter, der Angst hat, auf dem Schrott zu landen.
Vom 17. bis zum 20. September 2015 wird eine
Puppentheaterfassung am Brooklyn Academy of Musik (BAM) Harvey Theater in Brooklyn, New York City laufen.
Zitat:
Collaborating with Oscar-nominated production designer K.K. Barrett (Her, Lost in Translation, Being John Malkovich), Kid Koala enlists a team of puppeteers to stage the circuit-bent amoré as camera crews edit the footage in real time, resulting in a live silent film. Kid Koala provides the mesmerizing original score, performed by the polymath himself on turntables and keyboards alongside the strings of the Afiara Quartet.
Created by Eric San (Kid Koala)
Set design by Benjamin Gerlis
Puppet design by Clea Minaker, Patrick Martel, Félix Boisvert, and Karina Bleau
Director of Photography AJ Korkidakis
Music by Kid Koala
Musical direction by Vid Cousins
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