Miss Olli and Miss Claire
The charming Olli welcomes her audience with a tender "bienvenue". Shortly afterwards, a dark voice bursts out between the piano sounds: "Ick jrüsse Sie och, jross und kleen von janz Berlin, schön, dett se da sind. So!" Coochie chicos one, elegant the other: Claire from Berlin and Olli from Paris sing and play a contrasting chanson cabaret together.
Flying change on the piano
Judith Bach alias Frau Claire from Berlin and Stéfanie Lang as Mademoiselle Olli from Paris, - two women who resemble each other like pear and apple. At the same time or in flying changes of piano and voice: long forgotten chansons become their own and get a new liveliness. An ambience of twenties cabaret from pianissimo to fortissimo on, at, in or around the rolling piano.
Linguistic diversity
This theatrical recital is full of surprises: The two ladies accompany themselves and each other, dance with and around the piano and speak or sing in four different languages. So Olli and Claire can easily be performed in Italy, France, Germany or Great Britain. Because the themes are the same in each language area.
The artists
Stéfanie Lang comes from Geneva, studied piano and classical singing at the Geneva Conservatory and graduated from the "Scuola Teatro Dimitri" in 2006. Judith Bach, born in Berlin, graduated from high school in Cape Town, later worked as a bar pianist on sardines and also completed the Dimitri School in 2006. Since then, Lang and Bach have performed successfully throughout Switzerland and in neighbouring countries as the "Duo Luna-tic".
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from | 3'000.00 | flat-rate |
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Team composition
Judith Bach (as Claire)
Stéfanie Lang (as Olli)
Size of audiance
10 to 500 peopleSpace requirements
2 x 3 metersArea of application
All of Switzerland
Required infrastructure
upright, grand or good electronic piano
Languages
German, French, English