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Einfach das Ende der Welt

Family trilogy I

After Jean-Luc Lagarce
Staging: Christopher Rüping

* 58. Berliner Theatertreffen *
* Production of the Year 2021 (Theater heute) *
* Benjamin Lillie Actor of the Year 2021 *
* Maja Beckmann Actress of the Year 2021 *
* Nestroy-Preis 2021: Best German-Language Performance *

After twelve years, a young gay man returns to his family. He has not been heard from for twelve years, has become a successful artist in the big city in the meantime and has distanced himself in heart and mind from his family, who still live in the small town. Whether it is possible to reconnect; whether years of no contact soften or harden the judgement of each other; whether the years spent together weigh more heavily than the years of being away from each other - together with the actors Maja Beckmann, Nils Kahnwald, Ulrike Krumbiegel, Benjamin Lillie and Wiebke Mollenhauer, director Christopher Rüping delves into the drama of family in the huge Schiffbau-Halle.

Einfach das Ende der Welt is the first part of Christopher Rüping's family trilogy, in which he and his respective ensemble question the construct of the family in the 21st century in three independent works - without any claim to completeness. This work can now be seen in Berlin. The second part of the family trilogy Brüste und Eier based on Mieko Kawakami was created in 2022 at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg. The third part, Trauer ist das Ding mit Federn by Max Porter, will run at Schauspielhaus Bochum from March 2024.

 

Cast and Team

With
Maja
Beckmann
With
Nils
Kahnwald
With
Ulrike
Krumbiegel
With
Benjamin
Lillie
With
Wiebke
Mollenhauer
With
Matze
Pröllochs
Set design
Costumes
Music
Matze Pröllochs
Audience Development
Silvan Gisler
Theatre pedagogy
Production assistant
Set design assistant
Costume assistant
Video assistant
Emma Lou Herrmann
Linus Stiefel
Production trainee
Delfina Ledermann
Set design trainee
Andrea Mohn
Dramaturgy trainee
Mira Gebhardt
Musical trainee
Stage management
Dagmar Renfer
Soufflage
Rita von Horváth
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Audio guide

Introduction: Katinka Deecke, Dramaturgy

In a facility for the Schauspielhaus Zurich
Based on a translation by Uli Menke.

Supported by Gesellschaft der Freunde des Schauspielhauses (gfs)

Gallery

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