The Table (POLAND)
Perth Fringe Award Winner 2012
March 13, 2012 to March 18, 2012
Karbido’s The Table is a world-class musical project, an out-and-out instrumental avant-garde that proves that an unlimited imagination poses no limits to music.
A piece of furniture – a table – is transformed into a potent musical instrument capable of playing everything from ethereal percussion and jazz to heavy metal. Using strings, bows, coins and wine glasses as well as fists, Karbido produces an exciting, original and innovative performance that was a sell out at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
The table at hand is stuffed with ultra-sensitive devices capable of detecting and amplifying the most delicate vibrations and transforming them into sounds that create an electrifying performance.
Please note: ticket price includes complimentary drink on arrival on opening night.
Book a Booth
Premium Booth
Have the ultimate Famous Spiegeltent experience by booking an exclusive premium booth with us (max 10 people). Your booth includes admission to the show and your choice of one of the following three beverage packages:
Package One – Full Performance Enjoyment:
• 10 x Bottled water
• 12 x Premium beer
• 2 x Premium bottles of red wine
• 2 x Premium bottles of white wine
• Wine glasses, ice bucket, opener
Package Two – Wine Lovers Delight:
• 10 x Bottled water
• 3 x Premium bottles of red wine
• 3 x Premium bottles of white wine
• Wine glasses, ice bucket, opener
Package Three – Beers All ‘Round:
• 10 x Bottled water
• 30 x Premium beer
• Ice bucket, opener
Cost: $800 per booth package on Opening Night; $750 for all other nights.
Please note: Booths and packages cannot be sold separately. Limited availability. To book or inquire, call us on 1300 182 183.
“In The Table, Karbido create an extraordinary musical spectacle with four instrumentalists playing a table using sticks, bows, knives, hands and a mixing desk” The Times
“(…) The Table (Stolik) – created by the Polish group, Karbido – takes us on an electrifying acoustic journey round the globe. This “piece for four men and a table” is really an inspired DIY concert. Superb.” The Independent
