After Gargalisti and Agesilagos, Dimitris Baslam presents his third Fairy Tale, the "Angry Concrete Mixer". H Θυμωμένη Μπετονιέρα είναιένα ιδιαίτερο έργο για αφήγηση και ζωντανή ορχήστρα: o Antonis Cafetzopoulos, on stage, narrates -as in the cd- the story, flanked by the eight musicians and main protagonists, who, like a dance of an Aristophanic Comedy, embody the characters of the "Concrete Mixer" and conclude with the music and songs of the play, the show.

Andreas Karaulani's videos help and give a visual dimension to the show, thus leaving the viewer to enjoy the art of storytelling and the sounds of the live orchestra, which consists of the well-known and talented musicians of both previous shows.

Once again, Dimitris Baslam creates an excellent work, rich in ideas. A fairy tale that transforms into a different show that not only concerns children but also adults The Angry Concrete Mixer does not complain but suggests alternative solutions and actions against all kinds of difficult weather.

The Angry Concrete Mixer and her seven friends, they want to break the world and rebuild it. They want to tear down the betas. They want to open their horizons, to open hearts too! Ideas follow one another as do twists! What will they accomplish?; Things are serious…or maybe it isn't;

Spontaneity on stage, the good mood and extroversion of the characters, the smooth speech as well as the music and the original orchestration create a perfect spectacle.

The Angry Concrete Mixer starts from Thessaloniki for 6 evening shows and premieres on Saturday 17 December in the Warehouse 1, at the Port.

Panic. Greater Panic.
A chirp. Unemployment.
A masterpiece. A strike.
A faint. A disappearance.
A Donkey Surfer.
A choir of twerps.
A second masterpiece…
All this after the little announcement
on the radio how:

Performance Factors:


Antonis Kafetzopoulos/ Narrative
Dimitris Baslam / bass
Christos Pappas / Hammont
Yannis Marinos/ Trombone
George Avramidis / Trumpet
Eddie Spaapen / Crust
Thanasis Dzingovic / Guitars
Orestis Benekas / Electronics, Hammond
Louisa Sofianopoulou/ Song


Source : culturenow.gr