Älytön tunne
Note: No longer in repertoire!
Performers
Eija Ahvo
Susanna Haavisto
Accompanist
Esa Helasvuo
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Note: No longer in repertoire!
Performers
Eija Ahvo
Susanna Haavisto
Accompanist
Esa Helasvuo
An insane feeling. The musical story of Susanna Haavisto, Eija Ahvo and Esa Helasvuo on the small stage of the Helsinki City Theatre. Directed by Susanna Haavisto and Eija Ahvo, sound design by Heikki Savolainen, lighting design by Paavo Ahvo, costumes by Hanna Neuvonen. They are getting better year by year, like the noblest drink, the two graced ones, Susanna Haavisto and Eija Ahvo. An hourglass is pouring its sand through the background of the performance’s Älytön tunne (Crazy Feeling) programme that has arrived at the Helsinki City Theatre. Time wears out, on stage and in life, but in the case of these two artists, it only makes them richer and more mature. And braver. Despite its name, the crazy feeling is not crazy at all, not a ruffle or otherwise guaranteed entertainment blast. The variety of songs makes the whole a serious and serious musical theatre experience. A few ironic strokes help the rhythm come alive. Based on a text by Wislava Szymborska and composed by Esa Helasvuo, The First The photo of Hitler song is delicious in its horror. The family wonders what baby Hitler will be like when he grows up. Perhaps a famous tenor for the Vienna State Opera. Maybe little Adolf will go somewhere. even married the mayor’s daughter. The pigeon that flew in the mother’s dream knows something. Definitely about him will be a man of peace. Haavisto and Ahvo are running around as barefoot ballerinas, not as swans, but with their tulle skirts and everything damn white As witches, with their hair thrown up as one of the highlights of the evening of the horrible song.
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