BAMBI UND DIE THEMEN

In the organizer's words:

"I want to shred everything terrible until sense and peace finally return."

This is the story of a young ungulate that was once curious and then no longer. Bambi carries all the questions in the world inside him. One day he can no longer find answers, his forest burns down, the furious internet enters his life and nothing makes sense anymore: Bambi, Klopfer and Blume live in a shared flat in Saurier City and try to lead a good life. Above all, however, they long for the most beautiful scene in the world.

The play by young playwright Bonn Park draws on fragmentary memories of the Disney classic and is dedicated to the still untold youth of the three (seemingly) well-known characters Bambi, Blume and Klopfer - three young people who look at our world today with wide eyes and big hearts. They search for support and a language for their powerlessness, hope and excessive demands in a world full of issues, media and problems, in which it doesn't always seem clear whether reality is dystopian or just their own experience...

A wild theater trip about us in the here and now - with an interdisciplinary ensemble of dance and drama!

"I hope I can continue to discover so many things and stay interested in things forever. The world seems infinitely big and infinitely fascinating."

PRESS RATINGS:

"The fact that the story of Bambi is now topical again is shown by a fascinating production at the Theater an der Glocksee. The new text comes from the up-and-coming playwright Bonn Park: "Bambi und die Themen" is the title of his play. It is also about happiness, not only Bambi's, but also that of mankind as a whole. In Jonas Vietzke's eventful production, the search for meaning turns into a highly acrobatic struggle over the big and small questions." - HAZ

"It is a subtle chaos of everything possible on stage, which megalomaniacally tries to ask all the questions in the world, sometimes at least to list all the problems in the world, but in any case organizes a gigantic pop culture mixture in which real war scenes on the smartphone can no longer be distinguished from Godzilla films." - night review