sex speedrun to eternal happiness

sex speedrun to eternal happiness

Installative theater / couples play evening

by Thalia Noah Schoeller and Lulu Bogenberger

Fever, dream, digestive process: in the ever-living house, the domestic castle, social discourses are negotiated in heteronormative togetherness. The man and woman of the house - in a sex speedrun to eternal happiness - invite you to an evening of games: Leveling up together through step by step intimacies. The eternal goal: marriage and children. The visitors become live gamers and encounter relics of the 1950s that were thought to be long extinct, an Ikea living room called Fanmarp and the "mousy" seal of approval.

Co-directed by Thalia Noah Schoeller, Lulu Bogenberger | Stage by Joe Bogner Carbó

Thalia Noah Schoeller (*2003) studies in the performance department at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich and works as a director in the independent theater scene. They is particularly interested in installation works that dissolve the separation between audience and performers and turn the social situation itself into a space for negotiating political realities. They are part of the theater meta-discourse through audience discussions, professional articles, an interview podcast called "Zu jung für's Theater" (Too young for the theater) and workshop leadership and in this context deal a lot with adultism. Thalia runs the writing workshop at the Schauburg Munich and the OPEN HOUSE project at the PATHOS Theater, works for the "SPIELART" festival and is part of queer:raum.

Lulu Bogenberger works as a director, actress and musician in the independent theater scene. Time and again, she has been involved in projects that were practically created out of nothing and realized without a budget. Most of these projects dealt with critical topics that are often avoided. Lulu Bogenberger has acted in numerous plays, directed many, written plays, performed and composed. She comes from a large family of artists and grew up with this craft. Her main goal is to uncover truths through art and make them visible and tangible.

Dates: Thu, 01.05. + Fri, 02.05. | 19:00 and Sat, 03.05. | 12:00 + 19:00
Duration: variable
Venue: PATHOS theater
Tickets: 30 € support ticket | 20 € normal | 12 € reduced | 5 € minimum price
Optional surcharges(climate impact ticket, see "Tickets" section): 4 € for the support ticket | 2 € in the other price categories

Supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.