hannsjana: Die große M.I.N.T.-Show – Sophiensæle | Independent Theater in Berlin
hannsjana:
Die große M.I.N.T.-Show

Die große M.I.N.T.-Show
Presale ends one hour before the performance starts. The number of seats per evening is limited.
The date on May 29th at 6pm is presented as part of the Performing Arts Festival Berlin 2021. To participate, you must download the Zoom software and agree to its privacy policy.
In a performative online lab that is comedy, talk, and game show all at once, hannsjana confront the mechanisms of exclusion in scientific disciplines.
Why do comparably few women* study computer science? Which stereotypical and sexist views underlie the formulation ‘soft’ and ‘hard’ disciplines? In their usual humorous manner, hannsjana reprogram a Zoom meeting into a late-night show. The performers calculate the course of the evening with a curve sketching, bring the smallest particles in physical models to collision and let earthworm and amoeba discuss biological peculiarities. In a scientific spectacle of empowerment and exchange, Die große M.I.N.T.-Show melts mounting fears and brings expert knowledge back down to earth.
CONCEPT, PERFORMANCE Alice Escher, Laura Besch, Jule Gorke, Lotte Schüßler, Bärbel Schwarz, Katharina Siemann, Marie Weich STAGE Àngela Ribera LIGHT DESIGN Erik Pade
A production by hannsjana, in co-production with Freischwimmen and SOPHIENSÆLE. Supported by the Capital Cultural Fund and the Senate Department for Culture and Europe. With the kind support of the Paul Scherrer Institute. The premiere took place in the context of the festival Freischwimmer*innen. The Future is F*e*m*a*l*e*, supported by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe / open funding for city-relevant festivals and by the Capital Cultural Fund. The revival is funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe. Media partner: taz. die tageszeitung
As the artist collective HANNSJANA, Laura Besch, Alice Escher, Jule Gorke, Lotte Schüßler, Katharina Siemann and Marie Weich have been working together on performances, audio tours and video works since 2011. In doing so, they break with existing presuppositions and humorously, poetically, musically, and scientifically take on the examination of places and topics in order to make them experienceable and explainable to themselves and others. In their works, the audience encounters human-animal beings that open up additional levels of meaning and discourse; they hear songs about economics or ornithology, are secretly incited to eat in the museum, have art-historical excursions explained to them through aerobic exercises, or are given the opportunity to become shareholders in a performance.
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