#Spoken Word Theater

Girolamini (Simon Köslich)

The Falling of the Books

A robbed library in Naples, a fake book in New York, a breathtaking discovery in Berlin. The affairs of a corrupt library director are the ideal material for a true crime story. The documentary theatre project Girolamini reconstructs two of the most spectacular cases in art crime of the past years and the experience of the team during research.

Tickets:

Tickets.de

Reservation:

Email: info(at)tatwerk-berlin.de

Price: 9 €, ermäßigt 5 € (ggf. zzgl. VVK Gebühr)

Dates:

Sat.

9.6.

15:30

ca. 70 Min.

Venue:
TATWERK | PERFORMATIVE FORSCHUNG, Hasenheide 9, Gewerbehof, Aufgang 1, 3. OG, Kreuzberg, 10967 Berlin
Note on accessibility: we ask our guests to contact us in advance to clarify any questions of accessibility. No barrier-free bathroom facilities.

Wheelchair accessible (Information provided by the organisers.)

Credits:

Concept, Research & Direction: Simon Köslich
Acting: Aurora Kellermann
Music: Messer Brüder

Gefördert durch den Regierenden Bürgermeister von Berlin – Senatskanzlei Kultur und Europa (Einstiegsförderung)
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung der Lettrétage Berlin, des Theaterhaus Mitte und Tatwerk | Performative Forschung.

Participants:

» Simon Köslich

Simon Köslich was born 1982 in Constance. After conducting his civil service in Naples, he studied Italian and film studies at FU Berlin and went to acting school at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock. From 2010 to 2014, he was a member of the ensemble at Staatstheater Darmstadt. Since 2016, Simon Köslich works as a freelance actor and director. In 2017, he received funding from the Einstiegsfördurng program of Berlin’s Senate.

Venue Info:

» TATWERK | PERFORMATIVE FORSCHUNG

TATWERK | PERFORMATIVE FORSCHUNG is a production center and studio for the performing arts in Berlin. The artistic research focuses on physical theater, dance and performance with a particular focus on interdisciplinary projects.
TATWERK is a point of intersection for artists who choose the body as material and the research as a tool for their work. Our work consists of offering an artistic exchange platform for ideas, artistic practices and projects.
Our main interest is on multidisciplinary, political and poetic projects in the field of the performing arts. We are particularly interested in the research into thematic and aesthetic points of frictions between different artistics, social and scientific disciplines. The resulting schedule of programming consisting of classes, workshops and performance projects is completed by events and festivals where selected artists present their work in form of previews, work in progress or ready productions.
In addition, we offer support for issues relating to theater technology, production and PR.
TATWERK | PERFORMATIVE FORSCHUNG responds to the need of many artists for an open space and pursues long-term working relationships.