LIKE THERE'S NO TOMORROW (Melody Pasanideh und Jos Porath)

A immersive performance installation

Unafraid to address one of the most important topics of our time, climate change, as a stellar business opportunity, the fictitious start-up Climate Corporations spotlight the lucrative potential of global catastrophe and milk it. Their “climate parties” offer an attractive combination of pre-apocalyptic hedonism, club culture and an “affirmative approach to disaster“.

Tickets:

Tickets.de

Price: 18 €, ermäßigt 15 € (ggf. zzgl. VVK Gebühr)

Dates:

Sat.

9.6.

19:00

ca. 120 Min.

Sun.

10.6.

16:00

ca. 120 Min.

Venue:
2. OG in der Alten Münze, Molkenmarkt 2, Mitte, 10179 Berlin

Credits:

Concept, Direction, Dramaturgy: Melody Pasanideh, Jos Porath
Szenography: Melody Pasanideh, Jos Porath
Video: Harvey Rabbit mit Melody Pasanideh und Jos Porath
Sound: Lilian Polosek
Technique: Martin Heise mit Melody Pasanideh und Jos Porath
Photography: Elena Peters
Performance: Anne Fidler, Martin Heise, Leo Mandel, Melody Pasanideh, Lilian Polo, Jos Porath, Ffion Harman, Omid Tabari, Laurean Wagner, Julian Weixlbaumer, Celine Yildrim

Participants:

» Melody Pasanideh und Jos Porath

Melody Pasanideh studied philosophy and scenography in Vienna, where she also worked at a number of cultural institutions including Burgtheater and Volkstheater Wien. Melody relocated to Berlin in 2017 and has since established herself as a freelance theater maker and performer here. Jos Porath is an interdisciplinary artist who has been directing immersive installations as a recognized member of Berlin's independent performing arts community for several years. She is currently based in Brighton, UK. Melody and Jos met when they were both collaborating with renowned performance collective SIGNA at the Vienna Festiavl in 2016. Like There’s No Tomorrow is the second production that they are realizing together.

Venue Info:

» 2. OG in der Alten Münze

Brought to life to sustain cultural freedom for artists in a post-gentrified environment, 2. OG is an experimental hub in the historic Alte Münze building in Berlin-Mitte. 2. OG intends to support fringe art and culture productions by creating non-commercial work and exhibition opportunities with a focus on interdisciplinary ideas for a better future, city and society.