Hass Triptychon
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NZ
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Orf.at
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Rbb Kultur
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stagescreen.com
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Ungewürzter Eintopf
Team
Written by
Sibylle Berg
Director
Ersan Mondtag
Music / Composition
Beni Brachtel
Stage design
Nina Peller
Costumes
Teresa Vergho
Musical rehearsal
Lukas Rabe
Sound design
Max Lange
Dramaturgy
Ludwig Haugk
With
Bruno Cathomas, Benny Claessens, Jonas Grunder-Culeman, Johannes Meier, Abak Safaei-Rad, Aram Tafreshian, Çiğdem Teke
They live on a motorway slip road, digitally isolated, painstakingly kept in shape by off-the-peg clothes. They don't have much to say to themselves or to others, the memories aren't worth mentioning, the future certainly isn't and the conversation with the children, cats and neighbours has long since broken off.
The homo europaeus of all genders and ages in Sibylle Berg's new play is stuck in the holding pattern of automatically answering questions. But there are ways out of the crisis! Berg places a society in a psychotectonic precarious state on her therapist's couch. His name is "Hassmaster", and in three lyrical wing beats he leads his subjects from the anamnesis of dreariness, through the realisation of anger, to the solution of all problems. In a co-production with the Wiener Festwochen, Ersan Mondtag stages Berg's bitter farce as a singspiel with compositions by Beni Brachtel and Benny Claessens as the Dark Angel of group therapy.
Photo credit: Judith Buss
Time
24. May 2019 – 24. February 2020