Marina Otero (AR/ES): Kill me

In the organizer's words:

Kill me was created after a personal experience during which the choreographer Marina Otero began filming all her movements, showing her life in public around the clock and recording all events. Until one day she collapsed and was diagnosed with a mental illness. It was then that she decided to turn it into her next work. Inspired by the legendary ballet dancer Vaslav Nijinsky, who lived with severe schizophrenia for many years, she created a work about the madness of love with four dancers with mental illnesses. Marina Otero comes from Argentina and lives and works as a director, performer, author and lecturer in Madrid. In her project Recordar para Vivir (Record to Live), she turns her life into an endless theater piece that will end on the day she dies. Kill Me is part of this project.

With audio description in German (starts at 19:45). Introduction at 7.30 pm in the Rangfoyer.

Content notes:

Suicide is mentioned in the play. It includes full nudity of all performers. Incense is used. There are bright lighting effects with strobe lights, fog machines, loud music and total darkness. The play is recommended for people aged 16 and over.

Price information:

Pupils/students/trainees up to 35 years - € 10.00 Reduced - € 10.00