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BLEIBEN WILL ICH, WO ICH NIE GEWESEN BIN - Marion Brasch über Thomas Brasch
I WANT TO STAY WHERE I HAVE NEVER BEEN - Marion Brasch about Thomas Brasch
Event by: Theater Ost
Location: Theater Ost, Moriz-Seeler-Straße 1, Berlin - Bezirk Treptow-Köpenick
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Photo Thomas Brasch: Marion Brasch
Photo Marion Brasch: Moritz Haase
I want to stay where I have never been - that is the last line of one of Thomas Brasch's most famous poems. And it is a key line for the writer, playwright and filmmaker, of whom the theater man Claus Peymann said that his life was a "wild novel", "a novel about East and West".
Born in English exile of Jewish-communist parents, grew up and became unruly in the GDR, which he left in 1976, never to arrive in the Federal Republic of Germany, and especially not in a united Germany.
In his poems, In plays and films, he confronts social contradictions in a sharp, powerful and original way with an urgency that is more relevant than ever.
In her debut novel “From now on there is peace” Marion Brasch tells the story of her family. Now she's putting her big brother Thomas in the spotlight. What did he long for and grieve for? What drove him away from his family and ultimately from his country?
She wove these questions into a story in a collage of text, scenes and film.
€30 in advance/€34 at the box office. Please find out about our discounts on the website www.theater-ost.de /ticket orders by email: [email protected] or via the order form on the website
Important: You will always receive an order confirmation from us! If this is not the case, please ask. Sometimes orders don't arrive.
Photo Marion Brasch: Moritz Haase
I want to stay where I have never been - that is the last line of one of Thomas Brasch's most famous poems. And it is a key line for the writer, playwright and filmmaker, of whom the theater man Claus Peymann said that his life was a "wild novel", "a novel about East and West".
Born in English exile of Jewish-communist parents, grew up and became unruly in the GDR, which he left in 1976, never to arrive in the Federal Republic of Germany, and especially not in a united Germany.
In his poems, In plays and films, he confronts social contradictions in a sharp, powerful and original way with an urgency that is more relevant than ever.
In her debut novel “From now on there is peace” Marion Brasch tells the story of her family. Now she's putting her big brother Thomas in the spotlight. What did he long for and grieve for? What drove him away from his family and ultimately from his country?
She wove these questions into a story in a collage of text, scenes and film.
€30 in advance/€34 at the box office. Please find out about our discounts on the website www.theater-ost.de /ticket orders by email: [email protected] or via the order form on the website
Important: You will always receive an order confirmation from us! If this is not the case, please ask. Sometimes orders don't arrive.