Freiburger Theater Compagnie - Der eingebildete Kranke

Description

In the modern production of Der eingebildete Kranke – frei nach Molière, playful references to our current engagement with health and disease prevention are made – a topic that concerns us all. Through acting, clownish antics, music, and dance, the illness story of Molière's Argan takes shape. It swings between stage and audience as much as between praise and energetic rap on the pharmaceutical industry. The Freiburg Theater Company dedicates its new piece to the diversity of treatment methods, ranging from traditional Western approaches to esoteric and Eastern practices. Current trends such as youth and fitness cults, including vitamin shakes, as well as various dietary trends – from vegan diets to modern concepts like photosynthetic nutrition – are also addressed. Through acting, dance, singing, music, puppet theater, and performance, we approach the great themes of illness and death in a cheerful and light-footed manner – inspired by one of the most significant works of French comedy literature, which remains relevant today. Suitable for all viewers between 10 and 100 years old – for everyone who wants to live healthily or has been ill before.

Highlights

• Modern production of Molière's "Der eingebildete Kranke"
• Diverse treatment methods and current health trends
• Suitable for viewers from 10 to 100 years old

General Information

The Freiburg Theater Company presents a playful adaptation of Molière's classic, addressing current topics around health and disease prevention. With acting, dance, music, and performance, the piece becomes an entertaining experience for all age groups.

Location

Römerstraße 2, 79359 Riegel am Kaiserstuhl, Germany

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