Yesterday, a long-time dream of my five-year-old son finally came true when he got to see Sportacus in real life!
We went to the National Theatre and saw Adventures in LazyTown and were certainly not disappointed. What joy, singing and dancing filled the large stage at the National Theatre. The entire audience was deeply moved and it wasn’t long before the audience was dancing, jumping, bouncing and singing along.
As most people who are familiar with the stories from LazyTown, know that Robbie Rotten tries everything he can to stop Sportacus and his friends. He wants the town to be the laziest there is. Now he has multiplied and recruited so-called movement cops to help him with the work. Get rid of the mayor and ban all movement in the town. Sportacus, Stephanie and their friends have to work together to stop Robbie Rotten and save LazyTown. It will be a great and fun adventure.
The singing scenes were very fun and lively, but it was the dance scenes that stood out in my opinion. They were absolutely brilliant in the show and what pleasantly surprised me was seeing Brynjar Dag (Iceland’s Got Talent star) in a cool dance scene and seeing him play the movement cop’s dog. It is clear that this is a guy with talent!
The actors all played their part and made the play very entertaining, lively, funny and interesting for both children and adults. I really enjoyed experiencing how well the actors reached their audience and how much the children got into the work.
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