A big grey wall encloses a small grey world. In this world, colour is but a memory. A dream. This is the world in which Bluegrommel and Yellowgrommel live – the last colours left. A Grommel always wears a hat. A Grommel catches sun. A Grommel catches rain.
Until a day comes that isn't like every other grommerige grommelday... The little wall-men's whisperings become a whirlwind. From all the grommeling comes thunder. The Grommels' world turns upside down.
What happens when the walls between us begin to turn? What happens when opposites find each other, in a moment of... magic?
Join us on a playful journey of discovery, where beauty and joy can be found in simplicity. Where nature's colours of hope can grow inside us once more. We just need to open our eyes.
Production Credits
With: Angelique Filter & Robert Hindley
Writers: Angelique Filter & Robert Hindley
Directors: Angelique Filter & Robert Hindley
Facilitator: Amelda Brand
About the Artists
Robert Hindley
Robert Hindley is an actor and Applied Theatre practitioner with a BA and Honours from Stellenbosch University. He has led and faciltated corporate and community-based theatre projects across the Western Cape, using Applied Theatre to empower diverse groups. He has earned multiple awards and a Fleur du Cap nomination for his work as an actor. His work spans stage, screen, with a special interest in clowning and children's theatre.
Angelique Filter
Angelique Filter is an award-winning actress and theatre-maker, who recently completed her Honours in Applied Theatre at Stellenbosch University. She is passionate about storytelling, creative collaboration and theatre's role in fostering human connection and feeling through vulnerability, particularly through laughter. In 2023, for the Première Theatre Festival, she wrote, collaboratively directed and acted in the winning production: The Old Man Who Thought He Had a Dog. Angelique won the Kanna for Best Upcoming Artist at KKNK and received a Kanna nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her performance. Angelique was further honoured with the Fleur du Cap Theatre Award for Most Promising Student of 2024. She performed at Woordfees 2023 in the Drama Department’s workshopped Children’s Production, Stars – Iinkwenkwezi – Sterre, directed by Amelda Brand, which was nominated for a KykNet Fiesta for Best Children’s Production. At the 2024 Première Theatre Festival, she performed in Indistinct Chatter which recently received 4 Kanna nominations. Grommels was born out of a collaboration between 2 clowns: Angelique and Robert Hindley. The show was met with a very positive, engaged and lively response at KKNK and was nominated for Best Children's Theatre.
- Venue: Glennie Hall
- Location: Victoria Primary School
- Ticket price: ZAR 100.00
- Programme type: The Fringe
- Genre: Theatre for Children & Young People
- Duration: 40 minutes
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Ages:
ALL AGES
- NOT APPLICABLE - Suitable for all ages
