Es sagt mir nichts, das sogenannte Draußen (Remake)

In the organizer's words:

In the evening, a young woman alone in her apartment. Girlfriends contact her via Skype and chat, short messages arrive, the mother calls. A few floors down in the basement: a bound and gagged man...Sibylle Berg has written a text surface for the choreographer Tabea Martin, the director Sebastian Nübling and four actresses of the Maxim Gorki Theater. Images of women produced by the media and the advertising industry, the imperative of a successful life plan, and the young women's own fears and longings are reflected in their lives: nightly beatings through the city, body cult and fitness mania, shopping excesses between business administration lectures, and the distribution of self-synthesized drugs via the Internet. Alongside these are questions about how the women want to live and where they look for the causes of their disorientation. The angry, bitingly funny stocktaking of a young woman who questions herself and other women in their reactions to the world.It Tells Me Nothing, The So-Called Outside is a Gorky classic that has lost none of its relevance. And because that is so, there is a remake with four new actresses from the permanent Gorky ensemble: Maryam Abu Khaled, Yanina Céron, Aysima Ergün, Hanh Mai Thi Tran.Premiere on 12/November 2021 Es sagt mir nichts, das soannte Draußen was chosen as the German-language play of the year 2014 by the professional journal "Theater Heute". The remake was developed on the basis of the production Es sagt mir nichts, das sogenannte Draußen with the original cast Nora Abdel-Maksoud, Suna Gürler, Rahel Jankowski and Cynthias Micas from the 2013/14 season. Performance rights at Rowohlt Theater Verlag. Photo: Esra RotthoffStage photos: Ute Langkafel MAIFOTO This content has been machine translated.