Caroline Creutzburg: wabe[]ost – Sophiensæle | Independent Theater in Berlin
Caroline Creutzburg:
wabe[]ost

wabe[]ost
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Computer avatars in conversation.
After interviewing witnesses and heirs of a life in the GDR, the installation presents the audience with bodies of computer-generated avatars. In an intimate setting, they report from their biographies while at the same time denying nostalgic views on individual fates. The stories as a whole draw a fragmentary and broad picture of identity: knowledge and memory unfold in all their (dis)continuities - complex, diverse and full of points of contact.
CONCEPT, ARTISTIC DIRECTION Caroline Creutzburg ARTISTIC ASSISTANCE Elisabeth Hampe CROSS MEDIA AND TECHNICAL ART Todor Stoyanov SPACE David Reiber Otálora TRANSLATION Susan Wille, Konrad Jandavs SPEAKERS Ruby Behrmann, Jacob Bussmann, Katrin Bussmann, Caroline Creutzburg, Jan Gehmlich, Lisa Gehring, Elisabeth Hampe, Klemens Hegen, Stine Hertel, Andreas Jahncke, Lena Jenschovar, Eva Königshofen, Filomena Krause, Wiebke Christin Lebus, Maria-Alexandra Meißner, Cornelia Niemann, Sophie Osburg, Laura Palys, Janna Pinsker, Nora Schneider, Malte Scholz, Nikolas Stäudte, Joana Tischkau, Anette Voig PRODUCTION Lisa Gehring
A production by Caroline Creutzburg in co-production with SOPHIENSÆLE. Supported by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe and the Capital City Fund within the framework of Das Ost-West-Ding. Media partner: Ask Helmut, Inforadio (rbb), taz. die tageszeitung, Zitty.
CAROLINE CREUTZBURG, born in Berlin, studied at the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies in Giessen. Since 2009 she has been initiating her own stage projects, with which she pursues her interest in both strong and permeable frameworks. She is guided by the questions of implicit forms of addressing, self-determined subjectivity, the supposedly banal and the values of entertainment.
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