Cellist from 1752
Time traveler
Concert-show
Comedy, clown and live music
Her history
I am a second cousin of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, but my path took a different turn: the cello. Since it was not considered a lady's instrument, I fought, even to the point of wearing trousers, to be able to play it. I asked my cousin for a cello concerto and he told me it was not a solo instrument.
In 1790, a time traveler prophesied that one day the cello would shine in its own right.
I believed him and crossed time.
Here I am.
The concert-show
Her cousin Mozart told her the cello was not a solo instrument. Amadea Missart crossed more than two centuries to prove him wrong.
She lands in Italy with three gifts from a mysterious time traveler: a case full of treasures from every era, a time machine with a terrible temper, and a Magic Book that knows everything, has an opinion on everything and meddles in everything.
Proud down to her wig, she will never take off her period costume. But in a world of phones, hits and modern oddities she does not understand, she will have to adapt if she wants to find the audience she has always dreamed of, to show off her virtuosity.
Comedy, clown, live music and an audience that takes part. The concert Mozart never let her give.