Stephen Warbeck Teams Up With Theatre Lovett For THE MAESTRO AND THE MOSQUITA
Performances run 12 - 15 September.
Theatre Lovett will return to the stage this September, with an exciting new family show that features a blood-loving character that helps a talented maestro see the realities of how life should really be conducted. THE MAESTRO AND THE MOSQUITA is new work by award-winning writer and director for screen and stage, Carmel Winters, brought together with an original full score by Academy Award-winner Stephen Warbeck(Shakespeare In Love, Captain Corelli's Mandolin). The show is the company's Dublin Fringe Festival debut and makes its world premiere at Project Arts Centre from 12 - 15 September.
This timeless non-verbal musical tragi-comedy will see a superb stand out performance from one of Ireland's best loved physical theatre actors for all ages, Louis Lovett - who plays the Maestro. The show is co-directed by artistic director of Theatre Lovett, Muireann Ahern and by composer Stephen Warbeck and set to a magnificent new composition by Warbeck too. This new production promises all the treasures from Theatre Lovett, with that extra finesse by Carmel Winters' expert writing talent. This production comes twelve years after Theatre Lovett's first collaboration with Carmel Winters which was the hit show B for Baby, and which won The Irish Times Awards Best New Play of 2010.
This big-hearted show follows an artist's journey from innocence to corruption, delight to downfall - and back again. It introduces a celebrated conductor, the Maestro, who now lives alone, haunted by dreams of his past glory and where he is tortured nightly by the visitations of a blood-hungry mosquita. It is this tiny nemesis who destroys the Maestro's dream of a magnificent comeback, plunging him into a war he can't win. But not until he recognises in his enemy the same need for love and life as himself.
Theatre Lovett's The Maestro and the Mosquita is a story of two diametrically opposed entities who grow to realise that living and working together, despite their differences, is a great deal better than a state of perpetual war.
CREATIVE TEAM:
Written by - Carmel Winters
Directed by - Muireann Ahern + Stephen Warbeck
Performed by - Louis Lovett
Composer - Stephen Warbeck
Lighting Design - Sarah Jane Shiels
Sound Design - Carl Kennedy
Costume Design - Sinéad Lawlor
Funded by the Arts Council. Originally commissioned by The Ark. Supported by The Everyman and Cork City Council as part of Theatre Artist in Residence Programme
Suitability: for adults of all ages and anyone over 9 yrs.
Running Time: 70 mins approx.
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