The performance is constantly evolving and is inspired by the objects that are sent. A tiny pair of Guatamalan-made baby booties, worn in the UK, now come to life on the feet of a puppet made from objects sent from Taiwan, Vietnam, Morocco, Burundi, Hong Kong and Slovaki. Hand-painted stones from Germany build a wall against the backdrop of a film sent from The Freedom Theatre in Palestine. From the cry of peacocks in India, to the Larimar Stone only found in the Dominican Republic, the objects come together to tell the story of humanity, a global community.
 

This work is about crossing borders and connecting people and places. It explores the possibilities of modern communication and celebrates global citizenship. It is a restorative antidote to current global political outlooks; instead of building walls, The World in a Suitcase transcends them, connecting people, places, and objects on a global scale.

 

As a celebration of our cultural similarities and differences, the show is highly visual and has been created to be accessible to a multilingual and multicultural audience of all ages.

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It is a journey around the world from the inside of a suitcase. Why don’t you come along?

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To book the show or for more information, get in touch.

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Performance Dates

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 Next Performance TBC

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18-22/09/2019 @ 7.30pm | Melbourne Fringe - Melbourne, Australia

(with 100 objects)

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12/10/2018 @ 7.00pm/7.45pm/8.30pm | Pesta Boneka Puppet Festival - Yogyakarta, Indonesia

(with 80 objects)

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10/12/2017 @ 7.00pm | Casa Cultural - San Cristobal, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

4/11/2017 @ 8.00pm | Feliza, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

30/09/2017 @ 3.00pm | Univerisad Nacional De Las Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

(with 50 objects)

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