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M.I.S. All Night Long

A physical comedy celebrating the glorious mess of being human in a man’s body.

All night long they wrestle with friendship, rivalry and the desperate need to belong. They show off. They fall apart. They carry each other. And somehow they keep going.

 

Through breathtaking physicality, absurd humour and action theatre, DON GNU explores the fragile balancing act between strength and vulnerability, control and surrender, ego and connection.

Because perhaps the hardest thing isn’t staying strong - it’s allowing yourself to be moved.

★★★★★

The Herold

”An on-stage adventure of Chaplinesque dimensions”
Teateravisen

★★★★★

"The funniest dance performance, I have ever seen!”

TV2 Østjylland

★★★★

”…who knew wollen socks could be SO sexy?”

The Skinny Magazine

★★★★★

”With their humor and unpretentious style, they have once again created a wonderful performance with broad appeal”

Berlingske

SHOW INFO

MEN IN SANDALS - THE TRILOGY

“M.I.S. - All Night Long” is the final part of DON GNU's MEN IN SANDALS trilogy.

 

DON (Jannik Elkær) and GNU (Kristoffer Louis Andrup Pedersen) first put on their work clothes and wooly socks with "MEN IN SANDALS" (2010), followed by “OUR CLOSETS OUR SHELVES” (2012), which was nominated for the Danish Reumert Prize and received the audience prize that same year.

 

"M.I.S. – All Night Long” completes the trilogy – in the same socks and sandals that started the journey.

CREDITS:

Concept & choreography:

Jannik Elkær & Kristoffer Louis Andrup Pedersen

Performance & choreography:

Petras Lisauskas, Jannik Elkær & Kristoffer Louis Andrup Pedersen

 

Dramaturg & Visual media:

Christoffer Brekne

 

Music:

Alice Carreri

Light: 

Christoffer Brekne

Producer:

Sigrid Aakvik

 

Co-produced by:

Bora Bora - Dans og Visuelt Teater

 

Supported by: 

Danish Arts Foundation & The City of Aarus

All photos © Christoffer Brekne

HIT THE MOOSE! ©  DON GNU

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