Saturday, November 22, 2008

Here Be Dragons!

A Cabaret, performed by the crew of the Heraclitus, was staged at the Cape Farmhouse Restaurant called ‘ Here Be Dragons’. Inspired by the unknown beyond the ‘Edge of the sea’, as the ancient mariners called it, the show was a resounding success and gave the crew a chance to thank those who had become close friends in the community.

FEATURING

Intro
Listen closely mortals, as the king of the gods,
Zeus, creates a poetic debut.
Zeus is played by Craig Inglis

The Dance of the Black Ship
Welcome aboard RV Heraclitus!
This lyrical dance expresses our experience in
South Africa.
Performers; All crewmembers

Here Be Dragons…
When the first explorers began to chart the seas,
they realized that the seas were greater than them.
in the areas of the unknown waters,
they simply wrote: Here Be Dragons…
Dragon created by Federica Chimenti and George Blake,
Fisherman; Barbara Stoeckigt
Musical Arrangement; DJ Eurotrash, Mahabrhata Soundtrack

Mariners Revenge
In the belly of a whale, a cruel captain is
confronted by his sordid past…
Performers; Mariners Federica Chimenti and Michelle Hughes,
Captain Claus Tober, Christine Handte as the ghost mother…
Musical Accompaniment; Nate Maingard
Song Origin; The Decemberists

Journey
This poem turned song reflects on the
voyage we all take through life
Performers; Timothy Wade

Impressions of the Black Ship
A visual insight into the legendary Heraclitus and her crew in their element, the sea.
Created by; Christine Handte
Accompanying Music; The Doors, DJ Elbe

Aomba
A traditional dance of the sea-people from
the Solomon Islands. The dance was customarily performed by the men to give strength
before going out headhunting...
Performers; Eddie Zuna, Claus Tober, Craig Inglis, Tim Wade,
George Blake and Benno

The Octopussys
An alluring, seductive song by four sirens of the sea.
Can you resist?
Performers; Federica Chimenti, Stefani Crone, Christine Handte,
Michelle Hughes











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