Re-member

Duration: 60 Min. | Object theatre, Puppetry | A little German language

For adults and young people from the age of 16

The play brings together the living and the non-living. On stage, people play with branches, tree bark and wooden puppets. Together they celebrate nature and life.

“Re-member” is the result of a collaboration between the Magdeburg Puppet Theatre and the independent theatre artists Élise Vigneron and Julika Mayer.

Inspired by the writings of contemporary thinkers such as Vinciane Despret, Donna Haraway, Anna Tsing and Tim In- gold, the piece scrutinises our relationship to the world of the living and the non-living through the prism of puppetry.

The puppet ensemble from the Magdeburg Puppet Theatre and the five players invite us to a large-scale celebration of the living and the dead. Together they talk about our shared existence and the place of humans in the organic world.

An ode to nature and life.

Development and performance: Luisa Grüning, Annina Mosimann, Freda Winter, Leonhard Schubert, Kaspar Weith | Concept, direction, stage and costume: Élise Vigneron (Théâtre De L’entrouvert), Julika Mayer | Space and lighting: Joachim Fleischer | Composition and sound: Ensemble Shan (Ariel Tessier, Julien Pontvianne, Pascal Charrier, Cati Delolme – Compagnie Naï No Production) | Dramaturgy and production: Petra Szemacha | Play development: Jana Weichelt | Stage direction: Frank Bernhardt, Charlot Lemoine | Set designer: Christian Sasse | Technical director: Tobias Körner | Costumes: Juliane Kühn | Sound recording: François Charrier (Compagnie Naï No Production) | Stage management, technology: Oliver Freund | Sound and lighting: Ralf Meissner | Translation texts: Julika Mayer

Sa. 01.02.
19:00
Stuttgart / Junges Ensemble Stuttgart (JES)
Prices: Free choice of price: 25 € / 18 € / 12 € / 7 €
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Förderhinweis

“Re-member” is the winner of the TRANSFABRIK Fund 2022, a Franco-German fund for the performing arts The performance ist funded by the National Performance Network Theatre Guest Performance Fund, supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media and the Ministries of Culture and the Arts of the federal states.