Hard Land

Description

From Benedict Wells "... and I felt the way I had wanted to feel my whole life: exuberant, alert, in the middle of everything, and immortal." Summer 1985. In a sleepy small town, a 15-year-old named Sam begins a time that changes everything. Between flickering movie nights, new friendships, and first love, he discovers a life that suddenly feels vast and possible. But in the midst of this fragile happiness, a loss forces him to say goodbye and to meet himself anew. Hard Land tells of belonging and departure, friendship, grief, and moments that leave an indelible mark — like a song that echoes long after. A production by frau emma gelb. Funded by the Hamburg Authority for Culture and Media, the rehearsal space funding of the Dachverband freie darstellende Künste Hamburg (DfdK), and the Claussen-Simon-Stiftung. The performance rights are held by Diogenes Verlag.

Highlights

• Staging of Benedict Wells' "Hard Land"
• Featuring Juri Jaworsky and Marius Petrenz
• Funded by the Hamburg Authority for Culture and Media

General Information

The performance of "Hard Land" takes place at the monsun.theater in Hamburg. The story is about a 15-year-old boy growing up in a small town, confronting friendship, loss, and self-discovery.

Location

Gaußstraße 149, 22765 Hamburg, Germany

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