What do gods do when they're bored? They slip into the shape of humans, for example, to cause chaos as their lookalikes. A dazzling pastime! Mercury and Jupiter have chosen the general Amphitryon and his servant Sosias for this game of confusion and put on a perfect show. The doppelgangers are almost indistinguishable from the original. Which leads from Molière's comedy "Amphitryon" straight into our reality. After all, technological progress allows us to create digital imitations and media avatars that appear ever more realistic. Are avatars possibly the better versions of ourselves? Following Molière, the ARTIG ensemble explores the question of what actually makes a person unique. After HAMLET, the players once again devote themselves to a classic of the world stage. And its significance for the here and now.
The actorsare Thea Bergner, Helena Breuer, Emily Dojan, Elea Gußmann, Anna Hendler, Malaika Karrasch, Nuray Kattan, Charlotte Loew, Marina Lütke, Alex März, Merit Jung, Maria Kolbert, Matilda Langer, Pia Nayda, Anna-Lisa Rölker, Marit Schweter Light and sound Enno Oldenbüttel, Luisa Schriek and Lorena Kersenbrock Projections Luisa Schriek and Lorena Kersenbrock Consulting Choreography Judith Suermann Photo Meike Reiners Illustration Poster Berit Glück Graphic poster Mia Luca Krusekamp Stage management Christian Reick and Josy Streil
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