Bingo! These are the established substances of Studio 100 musicals

By no means change a profitable recipe. They in all probability put that up there someplace as a emblem ten years in the past, when Studio 100’s first superb musical premiered and turned out to be a success. And they’re proper. Heroic tales from the warfare, the Flemish can by no means get uninterested in them. As well as, it rained stars in opinions, together with in our newspaper. Why then take one other course?

However the reformed model of ’14-’18 which I noticed on Sunday greater than déjà vu. It is nearly admirable how 4 productions in a row proceed to create variations utilizing the identical constructing blocks. You might name it a determine of speech, that repetition, like a motif in Bach’s exile.

Now that about half of Flanders has seen a number of live shows with Studio 100, I assumed it was time to record the substances of that profitable recipe. Be at liberty to introduce that to the viewers at this manufacturing or afterwards. It is a matter of maintaining some further leisure readily available. Additionally it is allowed to test the packing containers and shout “Bingo” loudly, because of the 1000’s of headphones within the corridor you’ll not disturb anybody. Do you play collectively?

● Jonas Van Geel and Jelle Cleymans play collectively in a scene. They’re brothers. Or at the very least they’ve a brother.

● There’s a character named Jan, Louis, Anna or Marie. (Emiel can also be doable, however then we’re about there.)

● Piet Piraat shouts orders round.

● 70 extra seem in beige peasant shirts and grey woolen coats. They’re in a rush.

● Somebody sings one thing a few huge dream and leaves.

● The Flemish city celebrates with beer bottles, flags, enjoyable youngsters’s bikes and people dancing.

●Somebody reveals that she or he is ready to experience half in the dead of night.

● A love duet seems with a refrain by which the phrases ‘me’ and ‘past’ rhyme. Or ‘by no means’ and ‘by no means’. Sure, perhaps additionally ‘true’ and ‘one another’.

● Half a flea market on carts crosses the scene.

● The character with the strongest accent – ideally a resident of West Flemish or Antwerp – sings a merry ingesting music in three-quarters of the time.

● “Oh look, an actual outdated time!”

● Blackout and restart of the scene as a result of technical fault.

● A choreography between, on and below ten beds on wheels.

● A letter with an vital piece of knowledge takes longer to reach than anticipated.

● The kid throws a look again. One thing is promised.

● On land, at sea or within the air: a grotesque chariot (warfare) emerges from behind a cloud of smoke.

● The youngest member of the staff will get shot within the chest, a symphonic dying scene follows.

● Somebody places on a marriage gown.

● On the finish of the music, all voices sing collectively in hope about tomorrow, a brand new day or world. This implies wanting on the distance. (Granted, this is applicable to nearly all music.)

● Someplace it says: “Would Gertje be within the viewers at this time?”