The Event Of The 15 Years

Myllyteatteri reached the aniversary of 15 years in 2018. The anniversary performance was held in STOA on Dec 1st and 2nd.

It gathered on the stage the artists and core characters from all the past fifteen years. The carusel-like stage of the mind took the spectator through the philosophy of the theatre and the art of the theatre group, to the cliffls of the award-winning Kolga performance.

”Myllyteatteri founded in 2003 is a camelboots-theatre in the filed of Helsinki free theatre. The company is known for its visual-musical stage language and innovative productions. In the 15 years of its existence it has performed in Finland as in abroad, like in Poland, Portugal, Italy, Macedonia, Scotland and Ireland. Myllyteatteri consists of professionals of thetare, circus and music. Since the foundation until the 15th anniversary it has been lead by the director-writer Miira Sippola. The activities of Myllyteatteri also includes rather large theatre projects such as The Tragedy Competition held on Helsinki Railway Station Square in 2008. The multi-national theatre project based on Dante’s Divine Comedy was awarded as the Best Performance in Skupi ITF festival in Macedonia in 2012. In 2017 Myllyteatteri’n Kolga was the Teresa Pomodoro –contest in Milano.

”Myllyteatteri was born from the vision in theatre and performance art in which the human physics and music combine, to created the mind on stage. The context of our theatre is the visual-physical theatre of European auteur-directors and performers. During the years the right people and methods to make this possible was found through a persistent search. We got the stage to play music.” – Miira Sippola, artistic director 2003-18


Brochure

Tilaisuuden työryhmä: Ulla Raitio, Jaakko Kiljunen, Kaisa-Liisa Logrén, Paula Koivunen, Kaisa Niemi, Jarkko Nyman, Yuko Takeda,  Niina Tamminiemi, Idalotta Backman, Henna Kaikula, Saku Mäkelä, Mia Simanainen, Sanna Kurki-Suonio, Joonas Outakoski, Luca Sirviö,  Miira Sippola

Kuvat: Heli Sorjonen

Yhteistyössä: Helsingin kaupunki / Stoa

Facebook