Die Zertrennlichen

Description

Sebastian Krähenbühl, who has created his own brand for technically playful, intense theater evenings with quirky themes and a clear artistic stance through Krähenbühl & Co., also finds a very personal approach for "Die Zertrennlichen": Together with Malika Khatir, he lets two adults recall the story of a friendship between two children who meet through the windows of opposite high-rise buildings. Romain grows up in a world of absence, Sabah in a family shaped by migration experience, solidarity, and social pressure. In their shared imagination, the children invent their own language, images, and rituals. Poetry is not a retreat but a form of resistance against racist attributions, social tensions, and violence, creating a space where closeness becomes possible before it is destroyed by the adult world. While the award-winning text by Fabrice Melquiot remains fragmented, movement complements the play and shapes the remembered space. Touching and powerful. Language:
German Age recommendation:
from 12 years with: Malika Khatir & Sebastian Krähenbühl.
Choreography: Tina Beyeler.
Stage: Chasper Bertschinger.
Music: Astride Schlaefli.
Dramaturgy: Ann-Marie Arioli & Thomas Guglielmetti.
Co-production: Bühne Aarau & Theater Winterthur.

Highlights

• Play by Fabrice Melquiot
• With Malika Khatir & Sebastian Krähenbühl
• Recommended from 12 years

General Information

"Die Zertrennlichen" is a touching theater piece that themes the friendship of two children in a complex world. The production combines poetry with movement and addresses social tensions and migration experiences.

Location

Metzgergasse 18, 5000 Aarau, Switzerland

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