''Pilgud taevasse'' / ''Eyes to the sky'' / Pärnu valgusteatri festival ''ÖÖvalgel''
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“EYES TO THE SKY”
No one can ever be entirely certain how the world began. This visually poetic production invites the audience on a journey through time and imagination, weaving together the many ways people across cultures and ages have envisioned the birth of the world. Created for young audiences, the performance explores a range of visions of how the world began, from scientific perspectives to ancient cultural myths.
Blending organ music with electronic soundscapes, lasers, light, and projection, St. Elizabeth’s Church transforms into a magical storytelling space where sound and image bring creation stories to life.
The light performance is designed for school-aged viewers and lasts approximately 30 minutes.
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Introduction
“EYES TO THE SKY”
No one can ever be entirely certain how the world began. This visually poetic production invites the audience on a journey through time and imagination, weaving together the many ways people across cultures and ages have envisioned the birth of the world. Created for young audiences, the performance explores a range of visions of how the world began, from scientific perspectives to ancient cultural myths.
Blending organ music with electronic soundscapes, lasers, light, and projection, St. Elizabeth’s Church transforms into a magical storytelling space where sound and image bring creation stories to life.
The light performance is designed for school-aged viewers and lasts approximately 30 minutes.
