Moon Child – or the Secret History of Neil Armstrong*

by DALANG & Co.
in coproduction with GZ Buchegg (Zurich)
and the factory theater of the red factory

director 

Tom Schneider

Game 

Frida Leon Beraud,
Leo Hofmann

dramaturgy 

Yves Regenass

sound 

Leo Hofmann

scenography 

Thomas Giger

lighting design, technology 

Minna Heikkilä

costumes 

Andrijana Trkpović

assistance 

Tanja Weidmann

graphic 

Urs Bachmann

video 

Urs Kappeler

production management 

Frida Leon Beraud

When Neil Armstrong landed on the moon, he did not know he was being watched. Moon dwellers followed his arrival with curiosity. They watched as the spaceship landed on the surface of their planet, just as millions of people on Earth did. After a six-hour stay, he had to return to Earth. Like a lover, he left the moon and climbed into his rocket. A moon girl watched him. She absorbed his longing, chewed it very slowly until it was soft, spat it into the moon dust and began to sing a song. From this connection a moon child was born. Only it was completely different from the other moon dwellers. It felt like "a stranger" on the moon... And the longing to get to know its father's world was great - so it came to Earth. It wanted to adapt as well as possible. But on Earth, where people are so similar and so different at the same time, this is a difficult task.

*so secret that he didn't even know it himself

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19.-24.1.2019 

GZ Buchegg, Zurich

14./15.2.2019 

TABA Festival, Buenos Aires, Argentina

10./11.3.2019

Theater Royal Baden

4./5.5.2019

Children's Theater Festival, Pikisali, Oulu City Theatre, Finland

24./25.5.2019 

Wildwuchs Festival, 
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12.-14.7.2019

Doña Albina Theater, Patiño Foundation 
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25/26 and 28 July 2019

Theater Banfield Ensamble, Lomas de Zamora, 
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Moscú Teatro, Villa Crespo, 
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Fabriktheater Rote Fabrik, Zurich