In Our Hands
Basic information
The New Stage
Approximate running time1 hour 15 minutes, no intermission
PremiereDecember 12, 2024
Recommended age12+
The production combining physical theatre, acrobatics, and parkour shows a new perspective on what we really have in our hands.
Cast
- 2025-2026
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What do we really have in our hands? Whether tender in a loving embrace, skilful in planting of flowers or strong in a gesture of power, it is the hands that transform human thoughts into actions and ideas into works of art. In our fingertips and palms we thus hold the power to affect and change the state of affairs, our surroundings, and even the world. Yet, what form do we actually shape the world into? In Our Hands is an accolade to non-verbal communication as the key to understanding the world and ourselves. The dynamic fusion of physical theatre, acrobatics, parkour, and live music invites the audience on a journey where each and every gesture becomes a message and an instigation to take a fresh look at what we really have in our hands.
Renowned Australian director Darcy Grant leads the international team. In Our Hands reflects the current artistic concept of Laterna Magika and enriches its repertoire with a piece created in international collaboration with renowned artists.
Recommended age 12+
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Where to buy tickets
When purchasing online, you can get an e-ticket. You can pick up printed tickets in person at the box offices of the National Theatre.
The National Theatre sells tickets up to 6 months in advance - currently for October 2025 – March 2026.
Sales always start on the 1st day of the month at 9am, except in January when pre-sales do not start until the 2nd day due to a public holiday.
What to wear?
By their appearance, attire and behaviour, the audience is obliged to adhere to the accustomed practice expected from them when attending a theatre performance.
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