The Good Person of Sezuan - inclusive theater play based on Bertold Brecht

Description

An compelling parable about morality, identity, and the impossibility of remaining good in an unjust society. A dystopian world, an urban space full of skyscrapers, inspired by the cinematic aesthetics of cyberpunk, provides the projection surface for this evening. In this mirror, reflect the new "gods" of our consumer society, shaped by technology and progress thinking.
In a fragmented society where moral norms are distorted by social inequality, power relations, and economic pressure, Brecht's classic is re-examined. An inclusive cast with performative multilingualism (projections, surtitles, German sign language, audio description, and videos) transforms the piece into a contemporary parable about the tension between humanity and socio-political system constraints.
The diverse ensemble employs modern theatrical means, plays with dream sequences, body performance, individual perspectives, and retro-futuristic sounds, making this theater evening something special. Based on Bertold Brecht production • Freie Bühne München
Directed by • Sascha Fersch
Stage & costumes • Marie Jaksch
Video • Chris Hirschhäuser
With • Ensemble Freie Bühne München Outside subscription
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Highlights

• Inclusive theater play based on Bertolt Brecht
• Modern staging with performative multilingualism
• Directed by Sascha Fersch

General Information

The play "The Good Person of Sezuan" is performed at Theater Lindau and offers a contemporary engagement with moral questions in an unjust society. The production uses modern theatrical means and a diverse cast to reinterpret Brecht's classic.

Location

Fischergasse 37, 88131 Lindau (Bodensee), Germany

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