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Lehman Brothers - Schauspiel von Stefano Massini

Tuesday, 11/12/2024 at 7:30 PM

Lehman Brothers - Schauspiel von Stefano Massini

Tuesday, 11/12/2024
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Ralle and Hannes are sitting at the bus stop in Briesenow, somewhere in Brandenburg. Every day. The two have been friends since school and have gone through all times together. The good times, when Ralle was still an engineer in open-pit mining and Hannes was a proud agricultural scientist, are long gone. After that, a lot happened: the turnaround, divorces, and then nothing anymore.

Anyone who thinks their story would be one of those typical East German loser stories is mistaken. Ralle and Hannes still have each other. And then there's bus driver Kathrin, whose stop in Briesenow is always an event. Moreover, there are, as could be expected in a story from Brandenburg, Nazis that one must defend against and village bullies who have been a pain since school days.

The successful RBB series "Warten auf´n Bus" by Oliver Bukowski, Anne Rabe, and Sophie Decker portrays a picture of Brandenburg's province contrary to common clichés. With a lot of heart, it tells the story of two friends, alongside whom a piece of German history can also be traced, but who are primarily just two people with heart and humor. Director Christine Hofer adapts the series for the theater and brings "Warten auf´n Bus" to the Vaganten stage.

Berlin

1/22/2025
8:00 PM

ALL DAS SCHÖNE - Schauspiel von Duncan Macmillan

The protagonist in Duncan Macmillan's monologue starts a list of everything beautiful in the world at the age of seven. Everything that makes life worth living. The list is meant to reach a thousand: it is supposed to be a gift for his mother and change her view of the world after her suicide attempt. Throughout his life, the list grows longer and more complex, adding items such as: 341: Alcohol. 9995: Falling in love. 253263: The feeling of peace after realizing that, even though you're in a tough spot, there's nothing you can do about it. Collecting all the beautiful things becomes his personal strategy to face life and to counter it with unwavering optimism. Until the list ultimately even cracks the million.
Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe have succeeded in creating a great, bright story with their monologue premiered in 2013 and performed numerous times. ALL DAS SCHÖNE is an ode to life, which tells with a lot of humor and tenderness about everything that makes life worth living and what sometimes makes one despair, without losing hope.

Berlin

1/24/2025
8:00 PM

Fliegende Eier von Sarajevo - eine Familienrecherche

In German with German and English surtitles

At the center of the evening FLIEGENDE EIER VON SARAJEVO is the story of Senna, who was born in Germany during the Bosnian war (1992-95) and thus at a time that no one in her family talks about: there is only the time before the war and the time after, the in-between is kept silent. Growing up between two cultures, simultaneously part of her family´s history and yet always only an observer and belonging to another world, Senna begins to question and understand as she grows up.

FLIEGENDE EIER VON SARAJEVO is a search, a family investigation and the question of home, origin and identity. The evening takes a very private look at the Bosnian war in the former Yugoslavia and examines its aftermath and effects from the perspective of a family that fled from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Germany. A total of 350,000 people came to Germany. Most of them returned after the war, while around 20,000 people remained in Germany.

Text: Senita Huskic and Fabienne Dür
Directed by: Fabienne Dür
Performed by: Natalie Mukherjee and Senita Huskic

Berlin

1/17/2025
8:00 PM

Fliegende Eier von Sarajevo - eine Familienrecherche

In German with German and English surtitles

At the center of the evening FLIEGENDE EIER VON SARAJEVO is the story of Senna, who was born in Germany during the Bosnian war (1992-95) and thus at a time that no one in her family talks about: there is only the time before the war and the time after, the in-between is kept silent. Growing up between two cultures, simultaneously part of her family´s history and yet always only an observer and belonging to another world, Senna begins to question and understand as she grows up.

FLIEGENDE EIER VON SARAJEVO is a search, a family investigation and the question of home, origin and identity. The evening takes a very private look at the Bosnian war in the former Yugoslavia and examines its aftermath and effects from the perspective of a family that fled from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Germany. A total of 350,000 people came to Germany. Most of them returned after the war, while around 20,000 people remained in Germany.

Text: Senita Huskic and Fabienne Dür
Directed by: Fabienne Dür
Performed by: Natalie Mukherjee and Senita Huskic

Berlin

1/25/2025
8:00 PM

WARTEN AUF´N BUS

Ralle and Hannes are sitting at the bus stop in Briesenow, somewhere in Brandenburg. Every day. The two have been friends since school and have gone through all times together. The good times, when Ralle was still an engineer in open-pit mining and Hannes was a proud agricultural scientist, are long gone. After that, a lot happened: the turnaround, divorces, and then nothing anymore.

Anyone who thinks their story would be one of those typical East German loser stories is mistaken. Ralle and Hannes still have each other. And then there's bus driver Kathrin, whose stop in Briesenow is always an event. Moreover, there are, as could be expected in a story from Brandenburg, Nazis that one must defend against and village bullies who have been a pain since school days.

The successful RBB series "Warten auf´n Bus" by Oliver Bukowski, Anne Rabe, and Sophie Decker portrays a picture of Brandenburg's province contrary to common clichés. With a lot of heart, it tells the story of two friends, alongside whom a piece of German history can also be traced, but who are primarily just two people with heart and humor. Director Christine Hofer adapts the series for the theater and brings "Warten auf´n Bus" to the Vaganten stage.

Berlin

1/27/2025
8:00 PM

WARTEN AUF´N BUS

Ralle and Hannes are sitting at the bus stop in Briesenow, somewhere in Brandenburg. Every day. The two have been friends since school and have gone through all times together. The good times, when Ralle was still an engineer in open-pit mining and Hannes was a proud agricultural scientist, are long gone. After that, a lot happened: the turnaround, divorces, and then nothing anymore.

Anyone who thinks their story would be one of those typical East German loser stories is mistaken. Ralle and Hannes still have each other. And then there's bus driver Kathrin, whose stop in Briesenow is always an event. Moreover, there are, as could be expected in a story from Brandenburg, Nazis that one must defend against and village bullies who have been a pain since school days.

The successful RBB series "Warten auf´n Bus" by Oliver Bukowski, Anne Rabe, and Sophie Decker portrays a picture of Brandenburg's province contrary to common clichés. With a lot of heart, it tells the story of two friends, alongside whom a piece of German history can also be traced, but who are primarily just two people with heart and humor. Director Christine Hofer adapts the series for the theater and brings "Warten auf´n Bus" to the Vaganten stage.

Berlin

1/28/2025
8:00 PM

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