
Do you also know this feeling? When you just want to start crying in the face of modern urban planning? We all know the human silhouettes that appear in architects' plans. They are called render ghosts. Seemingly content and purposeful, they live in the worlds created for them. But how do we - the real people - actually feel in public space? What do we feel when we move through concrete and stone deserts, flanked by standardized nature?
In Nah am Wasser gebaut on tour, you'll find out why your feelings are political: The evening is a mix of promotional event, agit-pop and open-ended theater. In response to the insecurities that late capitalism holds for people, the performance group Die Soziale Fiktion invents an un-security service for this evening: the INSECURITY. The INSECURITY uncovers a secret that everyone knows about, but no one talks about. The INSECURITY is lonely, exhausted and lazy. The INSECURITY does not know the solution, but it knows the problem. The INSECURITY comes and goes through the public places in the city. The INSECURITY has brought something for you. To touch and try out.
Treibstoff Theatertage
Duration: 80 Minutes
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Credits
Performance
Felix Worpenberg, Marten Flegel, Anna Froelicher
Artistic Direction
Marten Flegel, Anna Froelicher
Co-Direction & Graphic Design
Adele*Mike Dittrich Frydetzki
Scenography Objects
Laura Knüsel
Scenography Stage
Klara Lyssy
Costumes
Harm Coordes, Merle Richter
Video Documentation
Kristina Dreit
Collaboration Video
Charlotte Elsa Grief
Artistic Collaboration Final Rehearsing
Ömer Bayram
Production
Felix Worpenberg
Thanks to
Adam Erdmann, Charlotte Lauber