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Digital / Theatre

Simon Schultz

Das Medikament

Tickets:

The program is free of charge on the Kampnagel-Vimeo channel (scroll down for streaming-links), but you may get a voluntary ticket for 5, 10, 15 or 20 Euro.

Info

In englischer Sprache, Q&A am Freitag (mehr Infos im Text)

Past dates

Live-Stream

Thursday

4/29/21

8:30 PM

ca. 75min

Live-Stream

Friday

4/30/21

7:30 PM

ca. 75min

Live-Stream

Sunday

5/2/21

7:30 PM

ca. 75min

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There is a medicine that can prevent HIV infection. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (»PrEP«) has been widely available on the German market since 2019 and is intended to protect successfully and safely against infection with the HI virus. In dialogues, choreographic scenes and video images of DAS MEDIKAMENT, the video artist Simon Schultz and his team trace the history of HIV up to the introduction of this prophylaxis. Instead of lamenting, temporality is thrown overboard and asked for a transtemporal solidarity community. The new production DAS MEDIKAMENT deals with the layers and contradictions with the pharmacological and political present and history of HIV. Beyond shame-filled sex and social blame, the proteins will be made to dance.

On Friday 30.04.2021 (approx. 20:30) directly after the performance: After-Event including Q&A, with space for exchange, advice on PrEP/HIV and STDs by ICH WEISS WAS ICH TU of the Deutsche Aidshilfe e.V..

CLICK HERE to get to the Zoom event. (Passcode: 220816)

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With: Simon Schultz
Performers: Yousef Iskandar, Simon Schultz, Hannes Siebert, Louise Vind Nielsen Sound: Louise Vind Nielsen Costume, Set design : Imke Paulick Production: Johanna J. Thomas Dramaturgie: Uta Lambertz Assistance: Isabelle Edi Livecamera: Kathrin Dworatzek
A coproduction by Simon Schultz with Kampnagel and Queer B-Cademy, funded by the Hamburgische Kulturstiftung. Funded by the Elbkulturfonds as part of the Queer B-Cademy project.