Play: Mrs. Yamamoto Is Still Here

Description

“Ms. Yamamoto Is Still Here” by Dea Loher Dea Loher’s latest play portrays the residents of an apartment building—their relationships, their isolation, and their loneliness, but also their wishes, their longings, and their hopes. At the center are two men, Erik and Nino—who are a couple—their young niece, and the elderly Mrs. Yamamoto, who always keeps her front door slightly ajar, letting in the “breath of the world”… Dea Loher, the daughter of a forester, was born in 1964 in Traunstein, Upper Bavaria. She studied German language and literature and philosophy at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. Starting in 1990, she enrolled in the “Dramatic Writing” program taught by Heiner Müller at the Berlin University of the Arts. Dea Loher is considered one of the most important contemporary playwrights and is internationally renowned for her insightful perspective on the fragile social structures of our time. She lives in Berlin. The greenhouse at the Ritter Nursery in Naters perfectly captures the fragility of the play. Metaphorically speaking, the greenhouse symbolizes growth, change, and the fragility of life. These themes are beautifully expressed in the play. Schedule for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday: 6:30 p. m. | Doors open with bar service
7:30 p. m. | Doors open with bar service
10:00 p. m. | End of the performance Schedule for Sunday: 4:00 p. m. | Doors open with bar service
5:00 p. m. | Start of the performance
7:30 p. m. | End of the performance

Highlights

• Written by acclaimed playwright Dea Loher
• Explores themes of isolation and hope
• Performances from Thursday to Sunday

General Information

"Mrs. Yamamoto Is Still Here" is a play by Dea Loher that delves into the lives of residents in an apartment building, highlighting their relationships and struggles. The performances take place at Bühne Mörel in Naters, with multiple showtimes throughout the week.

Location

Volkenmatte 7, 3904 Naters, Switzerland

Hide Map

Loading map...

How to get there

Get Directions