Five young white people stand leaning close together on a silver escalator. The wall behind them is tiled in blue. They wear jackets in red, pink, blue and brown and look sideways at the camera with a friendly, calm expression.

Endspiel

Theatre

Laura Gericke

Menschenfeind (von J.-B. P. de Molière)

Bachelor Thesis: Direction & Acting at the Theatre Academy Hamburg

Tickets:

12 Euro (conc. 9 Euro, [k]-Karte 6 Euro)

Info

The tactile tour takes place at 18:30 and gives blind and visually impaired guests an impression of the stage space.

Past dates

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Sunday

2/26/23

7:30 PM

A room and two people who meet. In public - in front of us. On the one side, the misanthrope. His self-assertion is based on "being against it". On the other side, a social virtuoso who is doomed by the net she weaves. These are Alceste and Célimène. Alceste's love for Célimène is contradictory. His affection for her is a weak point in his ideology, which is based on logic, predictability and truth. Célimène shimmers. As a wondrously open hostess, she floats through her house - the moral space in which the play is set. In discourse, they try to approach the core of the contradiction between logic and feeling, word and deed, solitude and community.

A woman stands close to the camera with her arm stretched out wide, her gaze goes into the audience.

Two people stand at a distance from each other far back on an empty, black stage. The person on the left stands in the shadow, the person on the right in the light.

A man with an open mouth and gesticulating hands looks into the camera. He is wearing a black leather jacket.

Two people are standing on an empty stage, the left person, a man, can only be seen from behind. They both articulate with their hands and seem to be talking.

Two people stand on an empty, darkened stage. Their bodies are only dimly discernible.

With: Laura Gericke

Performers: Christine Korfant, Gunnar Titzmann Direction: Laura Gericke Dramaturgy: Roland Wendling Costume design: Luca Punke Production: Marie Weinreich Outside-Eye: Sofie Boiten

The 2023 graduation projects of the Theaterakademie Hamburg, Hochschule für Musik und Theater, in cooperation with Kampnagel Hamburg, Thalia Theater Hamburg, Volksbühne Berlin and Theater Magdeburg are funded by: Mara & Holger Cassens Stiftung, Dr. Margitta und Dietmar Lambert Stiftungsfonds under the umbrella of the Hamburgische Kulturstiftung, the Alfred Toepfer Stiftung F.V.S., the Rudolf Augstein Stiftung and the ZEIT-Stiftung Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius.

Laura Gericke

Menschenfeind (von J.-B. P. de Molière)

Bachelor Thesis: Direction & Acting at the Theatre Academy Hamburg

Past dates

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