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MARK WASCHKE: MISSION - ALLES GUT
MARK WASCHKE: MISSION - EVERYTHING'S WELL
Event by: Tor218
Location: Galerie & Bar Tor218 Artlab, Torstraße 218, Berlin - Mitte
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🎭 MISSION ALL GOOD
Mark Waschke live. With questions and answers, insights and perspectives, thoughts and feelings.
A bout of an attempt at orientation
With Mark Waschke
📍 Galerie & Bar Tor218 Artlab, Berlin
📅 From November 12th – every second Wednesday
What is right, what is wrong? Where does it go and how does it all work - this thing with life?
An old white man finally explains the world. And fails. And surrenders. And ordered something, but it won't be picked up. Maybe he'll sing a song too.
Mark Waschke's great-grandfathers were missionaries - and maybe he still has that in his blood. Or is it more the social circumstances?
Does being determine consciousness or vice versa? And what is that anyway? And what is the other thing? Or is that me? Is that you? What do you want? What is free will?
Who knows. Let's let him missionize us.
The Berlin theater and crime scene star Mark Waschke is coming to the gallery & bar Tor218 Artlab with his solo program "MISSION ALL GOOD" - from November 12th, every second Wednesday.
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About Mark Waschke
Mark Waschke was an ensemble member of the Schaubühne Berlin for over twenty years. He also played, among other things, at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg, Schauspielhaus Zurich, Deutsches Theater Berlin, at the Salzburg Festival and at the Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin.
He is known from numerous film and television productions, including “Buddenbrooks”, “Barbara”, “fenster zum Sommer”, “Reed”, “Habermann” and “&me”, as well as from series such as “Our Mothers, Our Fathers”, “Billion Dollar Code” and the Netflix series “Dark”, in which he achieved international fame as Noah Since 2015 he has been playing the investigator Robert Karow in the Berlin crime scene.
He has received numerous awards for his work, including: with the Bavarian Film Prize, the Franz Hofer Prize, the prize for Best Actor at the Roma Fiction Fest and the German Actor Prize.
Mark Waschke live. With questions and answers, insights and perspectives, thoughts and feelings.
A bout of an attempt at orientation
With Mark Waschke
📍 Galerie & Bar Tor218 Artlab, Berlin
📅 From November 12th – every second Wednesday
What is right, what is wrong? Where does it go and how does it all work - this thing with life?
An old white man finally explains the world. And fails. And surrenders. And ordered something, but it won't be picked up. Maybe he'll sing a song too.
Mark Waschke's great-grandfathers were missionaries - and maybe he still has that in his blood. Or is it more the social circumstances?
Does being determine consciousness or vice versa? And what is that anyway? And what is the other thing? Or is that me? Is that you? What do you want? What is free will?
Who knows. Let's let him missionize us.
The Berlin theater and crime scene star Mark Waschke is coming to the gallery & bar Tor218 Artlab with his solo program "MISSION ALL GOOD" - from November 12th, every second Wednesday.
________________________________________
About Mark Waschke
Mark Waschke was an ensemble member of the Schaubühne Berlin for over twenty years. He also played, among other things, at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg, Schauspielhaus Zurich, Deutsches Theater Berlin, at the Salzburg Festival and at the Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin.
He is known from numerous film and television productions, including “Buddenbrooks”, “Barbara”, “fenster zum Sommer”, “Reed”, “Habermann” and “&me”, as well as from series such as “Our Mothers, Our Fathers”, “Billion Dollar Code” and the Netflix series “Dark”, in which he achieved international fame as Noah Since 2015 he has been playing the investigator Robert Karow in the Berlin crime scene.
He has received numerous awards for his work, including: with the Bavarian Film Prize, the Franz Hofer Prize, the prize for Best Actor at the Roma Fiction Fest and the German Actor Prize.