Language: latvian
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WILD WEDDING, country musical

Venue:
Valmiera Open-Air Stage
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Creative Team
Paula Pļavniece, Klāvs Mellis, Rūdolfs Gediņš, Ance Strazda
Set Designers
Kate Krolle and Reinis Bērziņš, assisted by 1st- and 2nd-year students of the Scenography Department at the Art Academy of Latvia
Composer
Jēkabs Nīmanis
Choirus Master
Mārtiņš Klišāns
Producers
Ance Strazda and Inese Kuka
Techical producer
Arnis Grīnbergs
Sound
Tālis Timrots
Light
Reinis Zalte
Participants

Sabīne Tīkmane, Aleksandrs Bricis, Anna Klišāne, Anta Aizupe, Jānis Kronis, Maksims Busels, Klāvs Mellis, Ance Strazda, ROLANDS ČE, Sergejs Jēgers. Singers from the choirs Valmiera and Baltie bērzi; young BMX riders from Tālava and Valmiera; the dance groups Aurum, Flash and Baltā; Līga Saukante's Dance Studio; the hip-hop group Divided, Valmiera Volunteer Firefighters' Association; and actors from the local amateur theatre groups Valmiermuiža and Turi buru. Musicians: Edgars Raginskis (piano), Ernests Mediņš and Mārtiņš Miļevskis (percussion), Dainis Tarasovs (French horn, guitar).

When a grand wedding ceremony in the Valmiera open-air stage falls apart, a daring wedding musician and the eternally sceptical maid of honour set off on a dangerous rescue mission to Smiltene. This is a Vidzeme western about restless adventures, endless roads, deep bogs, giant wheels of cheese, and true, living love.


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Accessibility Information

The performance takes place outdoors at the Open-Air Stage.

There are two car parks near the Open-Air Stage. The first car park is located approximately 200 metres from the stage, near Dīvala Cemetery. It includes three designated parking spaces for people with disabilities. A second car park is located at Dīvaliņu iela 15, approximately 300 metres from the stage.

When walking along Dīvaliņu Street towards the forest, the path is well lit, smooth, paved with asphalt and has a gentle slope. To reach the stage, turn right upon entering the forest. This path leads to the first row of seating.

A second route from the car park to the stage runs alongside the cemetery. The path is paved, level and well lit. It leads to the rear of the seating area. To access the seating, several steps must be crossed. The steps are 15 cm high.

A cycle path also leads to the stage. Bicycle parking is available near the Sajūtu parks.

The central aisle of the venue has a paved surface. In other areas, the ground leading to the seating is covered with pebbles.

Accessible portable toilets will be available on site. The door width is 90 cm.


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Date:
07.08.26.
Time:
21:00 (dress rehearsal)
Date:
08.08.26.
Time:
21:00

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