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Suramira Vos, born in The Hague (NL), grew up in Appenzell (CH), freelance actress, speaker and author based in Bern (CH). She studied acting at the Bern University of the Arts and International Screen Acting at Filmakademie Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg (DE). In addition to student prizes from the Migros Cultural Foundation and Friedl-Wald Foundation, she received the \u2018Adriana Award for Best Actress\u2019 and \u2018Best Theatre Production\u2019 at the Skena Up Festival Pristina for \u20187 Days of Ugliness\u2019. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

She has appeared on stage as Gloria in \u2018They Shoot Horses Don’t They\u2019 (S\u00fcdpol Luzern, directed by Ursula Hildebrand), as Ismael in Moby Dick (Theaterwerkstatt Frauenfeld, directed by Markus Kelle), as Fairy Queen in \u2018The Fairy Queen\u2019 and Anne-Liz in \u2018T\u00fcr auf, T\u00fcr zu\u2019. She plays the leading role in the short film \u2018das Velo\u2019 and was seen in \u2018Terminal\u2019 and \u2018Heart Fruit\u2019 by Kim Allamand. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Her solo \u2018Ausbauchen\u2019 about the world of language surrounding the digestive process won the Jungseglerpreis in 2020 and toured 20 small theatres in Switzerland. In 2023, she spent six months on an \u2018Artist in (Weather and Language) Wandering\u2019 programme with a studio grant from Ausserrhodische Kulturstiftung, walking and writing her way along the South West Coast Path in England. She enjoys cold forest bathing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

https:\/\/www.filmmakers.eu\/de\/actors\/suramira-vos<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Translated from English by Thomas Bodmer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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I like standing here, this is my favourite place, the turtle thinks to itself and sniffs at a flower. But what happens when a new friend shows up, but has a bad feeling about the place and would rather stand somewhere else? Do you then leave the place you have come to love? Do you insist that the other person come to me, no matter the cost? Or do we meet in the middle, unfamiliar to both of us?
With just a few words, the Canadian-American animator, illustrator and writer Jon Klassen has created a whole little universe of feelings around friendship in his new picture book \"Out of the Blue\" \/ \"The Rock from the Sky\", full of fears and reservations, suspicions and wishes.

His picture book \"The Rock from the Sky\" is about searching for the right place, also in life, about friendship and destiny: No sooner has the armadillo lured the tortoise away from its favourite spot than a rock falls from the sky right where it was standing. There is not much talk about it, just as there is little dialogue at all, not even with the snake that joins them. But there are plenty of stories between the lines, full of longing, uncertainty and hope.

Patricija Katica Broni\u0107 has developed a playful realisation of the picture book for the stage as her first directorial work at JES.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

Notes on sensory stimuli \/ <\/strong>
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Sensory impressions such as bright light, loud noises or sudden events can be overstimulating or overwhelming for some people. That's why you'll find a list of sensory stimuli in \"Aus heiterem Himmel\" here. They may be good to be aware of for you or someone who is attending the performance with you.

- The audience sits around the performance area. The main performance area is a long wooden footbridge that runs diagonally across the room. There are seat cushions, seating pads and a few wooden benches to sit on. You can choose where you want to sit.

- The audience can see and observe each other.

- The actors sit in the audience multiple times. They make eye contact with the audience. Sometimes they act behind the audience, using the entire room.

- In one scene, a single wooden flower suddenly appears from the bridge. In a later scene, more wooden flowers and plants are unfolded from the bridge.

- There are sound and music recordings, sometimes with a deep, loud bass. In one scene, an actress sings softly. Sometimes nature and animal sounds, such as wind and birdsong, can be heard.

- There are rapid changes of light, flickering and pulsating light as well as coloured light. A disco ball hangs from the ceiling, sometimes creating small spotlights in the room.

- At the end of the piece, it suddenly goes completely dark for a brief moment. This is how the play ends. The light goes back on and the audience is allowed to clap. The actors take a bow.

The following moments in the play can be frightening . These moments can be a little scary:

1) At one end of the bridge, a large, round stage piece hangs from the stage ceiling. It falls down unexpectedly in the first third of the play. The fall is accompanied by a change of light and sound. A loud, crashing noise is played. The actors are startled.

2) A programmed spotlight slowly descends from the ceiling, the light moves through the room and changes colour. The audience can be briefly dazzled. Tense music is played. An actress reacts with fear, screams and hides in the audience.

3) Two actors jump from the bridge into the audience at the same time. Whoever is sitting in that exact spot could be frightened. The action is signalled in advance by the actors' gestures. Speak to our evening staff if you do not want to sit in this spot.

4) At the end of the play, the programmed spotlight appears a second time. It is suddenly and unexpectedly covered by a green cloth that falls from the ceiling.

If you would like more information about the piece, you can take a look at our Visual Story Board<\/strong>. Here you can find out what to expect in the individual scenes. You will receive information on the most important events and scenes in the play as well as the sensory stimuli contained therein. The Visual Story Board, a kind of picture story, is written in simple language in German.

Click here to access the Visual Story Board<\/a><\/strong>.

If you have any concerns or questions, please contact us at ticket@jes-stuttgart.de<\/a>. We are happy to work out how we can help together with you.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

Notes on accessibility<\/strong><\/h2>
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Your first theatre visit<\/strong>

Are you visiting us for the first time? Is this your first visit to the theatre with your toddler? Or with the daycare center? Here you will find information about your visit to the theatre and about accessibility to the performance \"Aus heiterem Himmel\".

It is important to us to create a relaxed environment and atmosphere. During \"Aus heiterem Himmel\" you can leave the theatre at any time. So if you feel overwhelmed or you need to get something, you can leave the theatre at any time. You can also return at any time.

Want to know more about a visit to JES? You can find our FAQ<\/a><\/strong>s here.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Ages 4 and up, daycare, grades 1-2.
Duration: 45 minutes
Prices: Children\/young adults \u20ac5.50, adults \u20ac8.00
Venue: Upper Foyer (Seating Capacity: 60)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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