My Own Little Utopia
TheaterGrueneSosse/ Ives Thuwis De Leeuw
Frankfurt - Junge Theaterwerkstatt am Zoo
Son. 3.11. I 4 pm
Mon. 4.11. I 10 am
Tue. 5.11. I 10 am
For young people from 14 years and adults
Duration: 50-70 min.
Language: German, English and others
Tickets: solidarity pricing system (you choose): € 7 / € 11 / € 20 / € 35 School classes and children's and youth groups (with advance payment): € 5
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In ‘My Own Little Utopia’, three generations dance and perform – seven people who could walk past each other in the street at any time. Each of them has their own, different way of moving, but they all have big dreams and are trying to achieve their own utopias
Yet here they come together. They share part of the journey – and also what motivates them. They dance together with all their open questions and contradictions: what would you say if, at last, everyone would listen to you? Can I legitimately seek my own happiness while the world is burning around me? And what is worth fighting for? The piece ‘My Own Little Utopia’ is an honest and energy-filled exploration of what it means to grow up alone and with others. An open invitation by all ages to all ages.
A piece for Sinéad
Choreography: Ives Thuwis-De Leeuw
Choreographic collaboration: performers and Verena Billinger
Dramaturgy: Verena Billinger
Performers: Willy Combecher, Elena Fellisch, Momo Graetzer Faragallah, MaudHaddon, Valentina Leibig, Tars Vandebeek, Lin Nan Zhang
Production management & mediation: Fiona Louis
Lighting concept: Detlef Köhler, Lars Löffler
Set design: Viviane Niebling
Video: Felix Bausch
Outside Eye: Ossian Hain
An intergenerational dance theater piece by TheaterGrueneSosse in collaboration with Ives Thuwis-De Leeuw and the Junge Theaterwerkstatt am Zoo. / supported by the Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. As well as the Hessian Ministry of Science and Art, the Cultural Office of the City of Eschborn and the Cultural Office of the City of Frankfurt am Main.
Foto: Katrin Schander