#Spoken Word Theater

Mauerschau (Nele Stuhler)

The Berlin Wall stood for 28 years. Nele Stuhler was born in East Berlin on the exact day the Berlin Wall was built in the exact year the Berlin Wall came down. Annual commemorations of the Berlin Wall have been part of her birthdays like cakes, candles and summer. She likes to read Christa Wolf, who wondered once: How does life come about? Nele asks herself the same thing.

Tickets:

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Reservation:

Phone: 030 283 52 66

Price: 13 €, ermäßigt 8 € (ggf. zzgl. VVK Gebühr)

Announcements:
Die Vorstellung ist zum Teil barrierefrei (für Menschen mit motorischen Einschränkungen).

Dates:

Wed.

6.6.

19:30

ca. 90 Min.

Thu.

7.6.

21:00

ca. 90 Min.

Venue:
Sophiensæle, Sophienstraße 18, Mitte, 10178 Berlin
Partially barrier-free (for persons with motor impairments). We ask wheelchair users and persons with walking impediments to contact us in advance.

Wheelchair accessible (Information provided by the organisers.)

Credits:

Text & Direction: Nele Stuhler
Acting: Paula Thielecke
Dramaturgy: Lisa Schettel
Stage: Julius Lehniger
Sound: Matthias Meppelink
Light Design, Engineering: Anahi Perez
Production Management: Jasna Witkoski

A production by NeleStuhler in co-production with uniT Graz and SOPHIENSÆLE. Funded by Hauptstadtkulturfonds and the Heinz and Heide Dürr Foundation.

Participants:

» Nele Stuhler

Nele Stuhler studied applied theater studies in Gießen, directing in Zurich and dramatic writing in Graz. In 2016, she received the Munich Prize for German Drama (Jury Award and Audience Award), the Ponto Performance Prize (with FUX) and was a participant in the International Forum at Theatertreffen. She realized her latest productions at Stadttheater Gießen (O Wand) and Sophiensaele Berlin (Mauerschau).

Venue Info:

» Sophiensæle

The Sophiensæle is one of the most important locations for the production of the independent arts in the German-speaking world. Artists from Berlin, as well as the national and international theater community are invited to produce and present their works here. They are selected on the basis of their artistic concepts, content and working methods. The theater is home to cultural discourse and a vast mix of artistic genres – from theater, dance and music to performance and visual art; which complement each other and enjoy a productive dialogue. Alongside many young artists searching for new theatrical languages and forms of expression, a number of established artists and companies have longstanding partnerships with the Sophiensæle.