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Die Jüdin von Toledo nach dem Roman von Lion Feuchtwanger - Freaks und Fremde, Dresden
The Jewess of Toledo based on the novel by Lion Feuchtwanger - Freaks and Strangers, Dresden
Event by: Karlstorbahnhof, Heidelberger Theatertage, Freier Theaterverein Heidelberg e.V.
Location: Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 3, Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 3, Heidelberg
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Box office €19.00
Advance sale €18.60
Reduced prices: Box office: €12.00 / Advance sale: €10.90
Festival pass: Valid for all competition pieces: regular: €130.00 / reduced: €80
Group reduction: We are happy to offer one for school classes and course associations of 15 people or more Group discount. Inquiries about this and the festival pass should be sent to paul@karlstorbahnhof.de
The interaction of people and puppets creates a time-spanning tableau on the stage in which the historical and the fairy-tale are interwoven into history: Lion Feuchtwanger's novel 'The Jewess of Toledo' takes us back to medieval Castile under the rule of Alfonso VIII. These are troubled times, life is torn apart by wars, although Nowhere else in Europe were the diverse cultures as fertile and closely linked as on the Iberian Peninsula. But the golden age of the legendary Al Andalus is over. Muslim and Christian empires are bitterly opposed and fight for power.
A scenic deep drilling with motifs by Lion Feuchtwanger.
With texts by Hannah Arendt, Youssef Chahine, Kristo Šagor, Klaus Theweleit.
A homage to 1700 years of Judaism in Germany and to the peacemaking power of mixed societies.
Artistic team and actors: Kathleen Gaube, Ariella Hirshfeld, Sabine Köhler, Dirk Neumann, Heiki Ikkola
Puppet making: Christian Werdin
Music: Frieder Zimmermann
Video, editing, mapping: Beate Gbureck
Lighting: Josia Werth
Collaboration with director: Jörg Lehmann
Performing rights: Verlag Felix Bloch Erben
The HEIDELBERGER THEATER DAYS 2025 are organized by Freie Theaterverein Heidelberg e.V. in cooperation with the Karlstorbahnhof e.V., the festival is supported by the city of Heidelberg via the Cultural Office and by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research and Art via the State Association of Amateur Theater Baden-Württemberg e.V.
Photo: André Wirsig
Advance sale €18.60
Reduced prices: Box office: €12.00 / Advance sale: €10.90
Festival pass: Valid for all competition pieces: regular: €130.00 / reduced: €80
Group reduction: We are happy to offer one for school classes and course associations of 15 people or more Group discount. Inquiries about this and the festival pass should be sent to paul@karlstorbahnhof.de
The interaction of people and puppets creates a time-spanning tableau on the stage in which the historical and the fairy-tale are interwoven into history: Lion Feuchtwanger's novel 'The Jewess of Toledo' takes us back to medieval Castile under the rule of Alfonso VIII. These are troubled times, life is torn apart by wars, although Nowhere else in Europe were the diverse cultures as fertile and closely linked as on the Iberian Peninsula. But the golden age of the legendary Al Andalus is over. Muslim and Christian empires are bitterly opposed and fight for power.
A scenic deep drilling with motifs by Lion Feuchtwanger.
With texts by Hannah Arendt, Youssef Chahine, Kristo Šagor, Klaus Theweleit.
A homage to 1700 years of Judaism in Germany and to the peacemaking power of mixed societies.
Artistic team and actors: Kathleen Gaube, Ariella Hirshfeld, Sabine Köhler, Dirk Neumann, Heiki Ikkola
Puppet making: Christian Werdin
Music: Frieder Zimmermann
Video, editing, mapping: Beate Gbureck
Lighting: Josia Werth
Collaboration with director: Jörg Lehmann
Performing rights: Verlag Felix Bloch Erben
The HEIDELBERGER THEATER DAYS 2025 are organized by Freie Theaterverein Heidelberg e.V. in cooperation with the Karlstorbahnhof e.V., the festival is supported by the city of Heidelberg via the Cultural Office and by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research and Art via the State Association of Amateur Theater Baden-Württemberg e.V.
Photo: André Wirsig