Astrid Lindgren

Description

October 1st, 8:00 PM Premiere
October 2nd, 8:00 PM
October 3rd, 8:00 PM
October 4th, 7:00 PM Artisanen, Berlin Astrid Lindgren
Humanity Has Lost Its Reason Puppet and Object Theatre • in German spoken language • 60 minutes • Supporter €25, Regular €18, Discounted €12 The artisans embark on a biographical detective journey: with a puppet and many objects, they tell the story of the eventful life of the Swedish author, who not only wrote outstanding children's literature but was also an attentive observer of her times and committed herself to achieving an equal coexistence between children and adults through more than just her famous Peace Prize speech. The evening sheds light on the life of a woman who was politically active until old age, fought for children's and animal rights, and calls on us to approach the world with curiosity and courage. Her message remains: "Reason must be rediscovered to create a better world." Accessibility notes: Information about the structural accessibility of the venue can be found here: https://schaubude.berlin/en/barrierefreiheit/ Concept, Performance: Stefan Spitzer, Inga Schmidt
Direction: Franziska Dittrich
Puppet design: Mechtild Nienaber
Scenography: Stefan Spitzer
Dramaturgy: Tim Sandweg
Music, Sound Design: Seo Schlemminger
Video: Kai Wido Meyer
Performance rights: Verlag Weitendorf, Hamburg
Co-production: Schaubude Berlin
Funded by: Hauptstadtkulturfonds www.artisanen.com Additional information:
7:00 PM

Highlights

• Premiere on October 1st at 8:00 PM
• Puppet and object theatre in German spoken language
• Tickets from €12

General Information

The event "Astrid Lindgren - Humanity Has Lost Its Reason" takes place from October 1st to 4th at Schaubude Berlin. The piece highlights the life of the Swedish author and her commitment to children's and animal rights through puppet and object theatre.

Location

Greifswalder Straße 81—84, 10405 Berlin, Germany

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