Dance theater
Duration: 40 minutes
Living beings are born and die - quite normal, isn't it? So why do many adults fall silent when it comes to death?
Children are usually more relaxed about it, deceased animals are examined with curiosity and funerals exert a great fascination. Flies and other dead small animals, for example, can be ceremoniously laid to rest in a wonderful way. In this project, children and young adults take a playful approach to the subject and then enter into a dialog through dance: about death and life.
The 15-member ensemble met weekly over a period of seven months. Different experiences with the topic of death came together, different experiences with the body, stage and theater met. Over time, the individuals became less important and together the group began to tell the story of the picture book, translating it into the different bodies. With lightness and yet depth, with little heaviness but enough seriousness
Relaxed performance
Sign language
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The play contains
The ensemble
Production & concept: Katrin Ötting
Stage & costumes: Katia Diegmann
Dramaturgy: Frieda Stahmer
With Leonid Baumann, Sina Drammer, Leevke Eisterlehner, Knut Hartkopf, Liv van der Heyden, Anina Hieronimus, Smilla Judel, Frieda Kuzla, Jele Nehmdahl, Beeke Ötting, Celina Präkelt, Nils Ole Rehbock, Victoria Seele, Bojo Tapper, Mathis Wienicke
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