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JEDER HAT SEIN EIGENES GRAB

Wednesday, 11/13/2024 at 7:30 PM

JEDER HAT SEIN EIGENES GRAB

Wednesday, 11/13/2024
at 7:30 PM

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Theater im Palais
Am Festungsgraben 1
10117 Berlin

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GUEST PERFORMANCE

JEDER HAT SEIN EIGENES GRAB
A production by Ensemble Flaschengeist

With: Alexander Lüttge, Dorilys Benameur Anderhuber, Darlene Jatzkowski/Anna Barankow, Salma Alaabed/Julia Schneider Gaskin
Director, Text: Mohamed Nabil
Dramaturgy: Joanna Bellina
Choreography: Rahma Ben Fredj
Set Design: Laureen Thews

PREMIERE: Wednesday, 13.11.2024, 19:30

Duration: approx. 1h 30 min. (including a break after 40 min.)

What role does home play after death? Is a deceased person buried in their country of origin or in their chosen homeland? Two Germans with a migration background need to agree on this before they can bury their father. And then there is the headstrong undertaker...

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