Duckie L'Orange - Forbidden Loves 3000

Note: Contains sexual content and nudity in English, German and 'without language'

Forbidden Loves 3000 is a weird puppet show that addresses the absurdity of life. Spectacular puppet and masquerade shows, object theatre and pantomime amaze the audience. Dubious characters come to life. Including a crazy yogi, an empowered Rapunzel, a burlesque dancer with an extra conscience and... Arnold Schwarzenegger??!

Also known from “Das Supertalent”, by the way:

Concept Design & Performance: Duckie L'Orange & The Puppeteer

Marionette Design & Doll Building: Christian WerdinMarionette Lyricist: Ruth Herzberg

The ensemble has toured all over the world and has performed in Australia, Germany, various European countries, the UAE, India, Timor-Leste, Indonesia and the USA, among others. Special highlights include performances at the Sydney Opera House, the Royal Danish Theatre, the Wiesbaden State Theatre, Schauspiel Leipzig, the Metropol Theater Bremen and at the Fusion Festival, as well as on national television in Australia and Germany.

http://www.duckielorange.com/

https://diepuppenspielerin.de

English version:

Forbidden Loves 3000 is an outlandish comedy that looks at the absurdity of the nature of things through a queer feminist perspective. The Rockstar puppet theatre team Duckie L'Orange & The Puppeteer use mask, puppetry, object theatre and mime to surprise and delight their audience. They bring to life all kinds of questionable characters, a deranged yogi, an empowered Rapunzel, stripped back burlesque and... Arnold Schwarzenegger reimagined.

Warning: Contains sexual themes and nudity in English, German and 'without words'

Concept Design & Performance: Duckie L'Orange & The Puppetmaker Marionette Design & Puppet Construction: Christian WerdinMarionette Script Writer: Ruth Herzberg

Foto: Wolfgang Grote

The team has toured the world across Australia and Germany, around Europe, the UAE, India, Timor Leste, Indonesia and the US. Highlight appearances include performing at Sydney Opera House, the Royal Danish Theatre, Wiesbaden State Theatre, Schauspiel Leipzig, Metropol Theater Bremen, Fusion Festival and on National Television in both Australia and Germany.