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fucking beautiful - Premiere

Name: fucking beautiful - Premiere
Start: 2027-01-15T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-15T23:59:00+01:00
Location: Gaußstraße 149, 22765 Hamburg, Germany

Gaußstraße 149, 22765 Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg, Germany
Fri, January 15, 2027 (7:00 pm - 11:59 pm)

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Description

Based on a text by Lili Roesing We now exist in multiple spaces. In real life and in digital life. Perhaps we have all come across videos of wellness culture while scrolling. It's time to focus on ourselves, to protect our own 'peace', to manifest our lives, to go to the gym for our health (not just to look hot). Mindfulness, longevity, self-care, gut health, holistic health, clean eating... Under the branding of self-care, a capitalist lifestyle is propagated, where it is primarily superficial to only engage with oneself and retreat into the apolitical, individual. But who are we when we are alone? Fourteen young performers deconstruct body and voice texts, develop their own songs and choreographies, and write their own compositions. Language is understood as a living organism that continuously transforms. The project explores practices of 'risking oneself' on stage – aesthetically and socially. With 'fucking beautiful', the newly founded StudiCompagnie of the monsun. theater, under the artistic direction of Dr. phil. Alina Gregor, realizes a performative staging composition based on the theater text by Lili Roesing. CAST
Nina Bryce
Didi Fung
Stella Genovese
Lukas Hartl
Pia Kehl
Paul Lehrich
Greta Papenthien
Alessandra Strutzke
Milena Thompson
Antonia Valdes
Jule Weidner
Hanna Zelmanovics ARTISTIC COLLABORATION
Pia Kehl ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Dina Polus
Charlotte Goralsky
Yunseo Sunny Choi ARTISTIC DIRECTION
Alina Gregor

Highlights

Premiere of 'fucking beautiful'
Features 14 young performers
Explores themes of self-care and identity

General Information

The event 'fucking beautiful' is a premiere based on a text by Lili Roesing, presented by the StudiCompagnie of monsun.theater in Hamburg. It features a diverse cast of young performers who deconstruct body and voice texts, creating their own songs and choreographies while exploring the complexities of self-care and identity.