ALL TAG (Max Howitz)

Homeplay

Welcome to the brain of Max Howitz. Feel free to rummage in his dreams and memories, taste his bitter sweet ex girlfriend and caress his compunction.
Site specific theater inside an apartment about identity, intimacy and pink elephants.

Tickets:

Reservix

Reservation:

Email: zuhausetheater(at)gmail.com

Price: 13 € (ggf zzgl VVK Gebühr)
Please buy your tickets in advance. House number will be announced when buying tickets.

Announcements:
The performance will be in English.

Dates:

Sat.

28.5.

21:00

ca. 60 Min.

Sun.

29.5.

16:00

ca. 60 Min.

Sun.

29.5.

18:00

ca. 60 Min.

Sun.

29.5.

21:00

ca. 60 Min.

Venue:
Private Apartment, Prenzlauer Berg, Stubbenkammerstraße, 10437 Berlin
First floor, no elevator, so it's unfortunately not barrier-free. Please gather in front of the building. No late admittance. Allergy information: There is a cat inside the apartment.

Credits:

Spiel: Max Howitz, Emilie Jedwab-Wroclawski
Regie: Stefano Trambusti
Autoren: Stefan Wipplinger, Fanny Sorgo, Stefano Trambusti und Max Howitz Sound: Jacob Erik
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung durch die Schaubude Berlin.

Participants:

» Max Howitz

Max Howitz did his diploma in contemporary puppetry at the Academy of Dramatic Art "Ernst Busch" Berlin. In his work he is focused on site specific theater, trying to find out all the advantages and possibilities which don't fit in a theater building.
Thereto he did plenty of experiments, inviting strangers in his private apartment, which has led to the play "ALL DAY - Homeplay" at the same location. He followed an invitation to the SARUS Festival for site specific art in North Carolina, USA to develop a new performance in a cottage, which shows the every day life of a German, based on interviews with americans. There he gave as well a lecture and a workshop about site specific theater.

Venue Info:

» Private Apartment, Prenzlauer Berg

The performance takes place in a private apartment, which allows an extraordinary experience unlike a normal theater building. Guests are moving freely through the rooms and choose their angle all the time. The natural environment melts the distinction between fiction and reality, private and public.