The Fog of Dybern - Thriller by Maria Lazar

Description

Like a thriller, this piece shows the price that the majority of people and nature must pay for the hubris, greed for profit, and unscrupulousness of a few – it's more current than ever. While the world is shaken by global crises, wars, and economic uncertainty, the region around the city of Dybern flourishes. The population lives in peace and security because the large factory in the city provides jobs and prosperity. When one day a mysterious fog rises around Dybern, animals and soon the first humans die, the population initially wonders about the causes: Is it a divine test, an epidemic, or even a man-made disaster? But soon, events escalate. While workers and children fear for their lives, flee, and seek protection, the city's elites must not lose control. Because control over information sovereignty and the population must be preserved at all costs. If necessary, with the help of the military. In her 1932 drama, Maria Lazar dissects the chronology of a catastrophe. Together with his team, director and visual artist Philipp Preuss stages the work of the writer who was forgotten until a few years ago. By Maria Lazar Production • Theater Konstanz
Direction & Video • Philipp Preuss
Dramaturgy • Hauke Pockrandt
With • Ensemble Theater Konstanz Ring D – Classics & Moderns
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Highlights

• Thriller by Maria Lazar
• Staged by Philipp Preuss
• Current topics such as greed for profit and environmental crises

General Information

The play "The Fog of Dybern" addresses the impact of human hubris on society and nature. In a fictional city haunted by a mysterious fog, residents fight for survival while the elites vie for control.

Location

Fischergasse 37, 88131 Lindau (Bodensee), Germany

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