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workworkworkworkwork. von und mit Cammerspiele Leipzig
WorkworkWorkworkwork. by and with Cammerpiele Leipzig
Event by: Karlstorbahnhof, Heidelberger Theatertage, Freier Theaterverein Heidelberg e.V., Cammerspiele Leipzig
Location: Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 3, Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 3, Heidelberg
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Talks & discussions, Theatre
About event
Seemed in the theater in the Romanesque Keller
Box office € 19.00
Advance sales € 18.60
Reduced prices: 10.90 € 12.00 €
Festival pass: Valid for all competitions: € 130.00 Reduced: 80 €
Group reduction: For school classes and course associations from 15 people Group reduction. Inquiries for this and the festival pass to paul@karlstorbahnhof.de
A piece about: Be employed. A piece about: deal. A piece about employment. Among people - on the way to work, on the way from work. Under employers and employees. Ida sits in the subway and she is surrounded by work. As always and everywhere. Thinks Ida. Perhaps the person is thinking that Ida may be orthodontist. Maybe the person is really happy in their job. Or correctly frustrated? Maybe she doesn't have a job at the moment. Or no work? Why do we work? When will be busy to work? What does work with us? Why does work form such an elementary identification point?
The team dealt with these questions, conducted interviews with people, looking for answers or further questions, looking for solutions or battle announcements. These thoughts flow into a piece, a subway ride.
Schauspiel: Mira Leibold, Luzia Oppermann & Victoria Grace Findlay
Idea & Director: Laura Götz
Dramaturgie: Alina Player
Interviews: Sarah Husslein
Assistance & Social Media: Greta Wacht
Music: Könnecke & Felix Wishnewskyi
Equipment: Lea Stöcker, Carla Rösch & Greta Wach
Movement & Choreography: Moritz Wendler
In cooperation with the Rosa-Luxemburg Foundation and Thinking Heinrich-Böll-Foundation Saxony e.V. The project is funded by the City of Leipzig. Theater days 2025 are organized by the Free Theater Association Heidelberg e.V. in cooperation with the Karlstorbahnhof e.V., the festival is funded by the city of Heidelberg via the cultural office and the Ministry of Science, Research and Art Baden-Württemberg via the State Association of Amateurtheater Baden-Württemberg e.V.
Photo: mim Schneider
Box office € 19.00
Advance sales € 18.60
Reduced prices: 10.90 € 12.00 €
Festival pass: Valid for all competitions: € 130.00 Reduced: 80 €
Group reduction: For school classes and course associations from 15 people Group reduction. Inquiries for this and the festival pass to paul@karlstorbahnhof.de
A piece about: Be employed. A piece about: deal. A piece about employment. Among people - on the way to work, on the way from work. Under employers and employees. Ida sits in the subway and she is surrounded by work. As always and everywhere. Thinks Ida. Perhaps the person is thinking that Ida may be orthodontist. Maybe the person is really happy in their job. Or correctly frustrated? Maybe she doesn't have a job at the moment. Or no work? Why do we work? When will be busy to work? What does work with us? Why does work form such an elementary identification point?
The team dealt with these questions, conducted interviews with people, looking for answers or further questions, looking for solutions or battle announcements. These thoughts flow into a piece, a subway ride.
Schauspiel: Mira Leibold, Luzia Oppermann & Victoria Grace Findlay
Idea & Director: Laura Götz
Dramaturgie: Alina Player
Interviews: Sarah Husslein
Assistance & Social Media: Greta Wacht
Music: Könnecke & Felix Wishnewskyi
Equipment: Lea Stöcker, Carla Rösch & Greta Wach
Movement & Choreography: Moritz Wendler
In cooperation with the Rosa-Luxemburg Foundation and Thinking Heinrich-Böll-Foundation Saxony e.V. The project is funded by the City of Leipzig. Theater days 2025 are organized by the Free Theater Association Heidelberg e.V. in cooperation with the Karlstorbahnhof e.V., the festival is funded by the city of Heidelberg via the cultural office and the Ministry of Science, Research and Art Baden-Württemberg via the State Association of Amateurtheater Baden-Württemberg e.V.
Photo: mim Schneider