An adventure among sea creatures and ocean currents.
What if we could understand the language of sea creatures?
Retired scientist Pascal Bonnet has managed to do just that. He takes us on an extraordinary journey into a world that normally remains hidden from us: the underwater world.
Together, we encounter different marine ecosystems and their inhabitants. We travel through cold and tropical waters and meet jellyfish, algae, manta rays and many other fascinating creatures. Through the art of puppetry, these beings come to life and tell us about their world.
But this world is changing.
The ocean has its own climate, too. Ocean currents move enormous masses of water around our planet, influencing life in the sea as well as the climate on land. One of these powerful currents is the Gulf Stream.
What happens when conditions in the ocean change? What does this mean for the animals, for the seas and, ultimately, for us?
Pascal Bonnet guides us through this story – a story that we are all writing together as humanity.
PLANET OZEAN combines puppetry, movement and science in a poetic and playful journey through the underwater world. The audience discovers not only the beauty and diversity of the ocean, but also its fragility and the changes that are already taking place.
A theatre performance for children and families that sparks curiosity, makes complex connections understandable and invites us to look at our world with new eyes.
