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MADAGASKAR - Theater Performance
Event by: Cecile Rossant
Location: Galerie ADAMA, Damaschkestraße 31, Berlin - Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
About event
"They should have sent us all to Madagascar. To Madagascar! To the lemurs! In Madagascar no one would have noticed that it wasn't German that we speak. We would simply be Europeans there."
(English below)
The play MADAGASCAR records the depths of historical-political fantasies with a view to Central European history of the 20th century and takes the topic of foreignness as a starting point to explore the possibilities of to explore participation. The central question is: How far will we go to be accepted?
Text and direction by Paul Erdmann
Played by Cecile Rossant and Elvira Glück
English Version
MADAGASCAR is a theater project that explores how historical losses influence our orientation in the present. The 40-minute play, based on texts by Paul Erdmann and performed by Cecile Rossant and Elvira Glück, explores the abysses of historical-political fantasies with a view to tracing failed European history. The central and connecting question is: How far do we go to be accepted?
(English below)
The play MADAGASCAR records the depths of historical-political fantasies with a view to Central European history of the 20th century and takes the topic of foreignness as a starting point to explore the possibilities of to explore participation. The central question is: How far will we go to be accepted?
Text and direction by Paul Erdmann
Played by Cecile Rossant and Elvira Glück
English Version
MADAGASCAR is a theater project that explores how historical losses influence our orientation in the present. The 40-minute play, based on texts by Paul Erdmann and performed by Cecile Rossant and Elvira Glück, explores the abysses of historical-political fantasies with a view to tracing failed European history. The central and connecting question is: How far do we go to be accepted?