LORENZ Charitable Foundation: Grand finale of the inclusion project “Noah’s Ark”
Posted on May 28, 2019
Today we are proud to report on something that is not connected to Regulatory Affairs, but still means a lot to us: the inclusion project "Arche Noah" (Noah's Ark) by the LORENZ charitable foundation.
After 9 months of rehearsals, the project had its barnstorming finale with a live performance in front of 800 people on May 22 in Frankfurt, Germany. Tickets were sold out weeks ahead of the show.
This initiative integrated multiple generations and people both with and without disabilities, and also transcended social class. Working together, this highly diverse group of 200 people thrilled the audience with dance and music in a variety of styles including classical – played live by the famous Frankfurt Radio Symphony – as well as pop, hip-hop and flamenco. Under the theme "Together we can move the world," the project picked up on the challenges humankind is currently facing and connected them with the story of Noah's Ark showing: we're all in the same boat.
A moment the participants and the audience will not soon forget: singing the theme song "Together we can move the world" using sign language. (Picture (c)Lisa Farkas)
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