What happens when you take a “classical masterpiece,” smash it apart, and rebuild it for the world we live in now?
“Triple threat composer-performer provocatrice” Laura Bowler dives head-first into the iconic Pierrot Lunaire and drags it into the 21st Century of clicks, feeds and digital self-performance — glitching it, remixing it, questioning it, and completely owning it.
It’s bold. It’s fierce. It’s unapologetically weird (in a good way).
Part concert, part theatre, part sensory overload, perfect even if you’ve never touched “new music” before.
Come get your expectations — and your attention span — rewired.
Laura Bowler Deconstructing Pierrot
Red Note Ensemble
Ruth Morley, Flute
Tim Lines, Clarinet
Tom Hunter, Percussion
Siwan Rhys, Piano
Jackie Shave, Violin
Naomi Pavri, Cello
Laura Bowler, Voice
Matthew Swan, Electronics
Co-commissioned by Red Note Ensemble, Music on Main, and Ensemble Offspring
Image: © Robin Clewley
