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After their acclaimed adaptation of Wolfgang Herrndorf's Bilder deiner großen Liebe, Tom Schneider and the musicians and actors Moritz Bossmann, Michael Graessner, Sandro Tajouri and Sandra Hüller head off on a new musical-theatrical adventure.
 

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Ivanov marks the beginning of Chekhov's career as a playwrighter and a revolution in contemporary drama: "... I conduct the whole plot peacefully and quietly, and at the end the spectator gets a punch in the face." The protagonist is a highly indebted landowner, who just a few years ago was full of ideals and plans. Now his strength is spent, his love for his seriously ill wife, who gave up her Jewish faith, family and heritage for him, extinguished. Jens Harzer plays the famous anti-hero, the dark epi-center in the midst of a helpless society.
 

Die Erderwärmung schreitet voran, Kriege zerstören immer größere Teile der Welt, Konzerne beuten die Erde und ihre Ressourcen bis zum letzten Rest aus: Der Planet, auf dem wir leben, ist dem Untergang geweiht. Aber wir haben die Lösung für die Rettung der Welt: ein Umzug zum Mars!
 

Two actors, a technician and a musician are waiting for their play to begin. Everything is ready – but where’s the audience? They’re meant to be sold out. But everything is a little bit different today. The Invisible Man is all about what you can’t see. About invisiblity. And secretly it’s also about how nice it can be not being seen.
 

Afraid to die? People no longer remember. In the future in Elias Canetti's play Die Befristeten, the date of death is fixed for all human beings, from birth. There are no more fatal accidents, no more murder in the conventional sense, the oldest people are generally considered to be the most valuable, and death is romantically called "the moment".
 

William Shakespeare turned an European legend into the philosophical story of a search for meaning that is still fascinating today. Directed by Johans Simons with Sandra Hüller in the title role, Hamlet becomes a plea for radical honesty.
 

Following their acclaimed adaptation of Wolfgang Herrndorf’s Bilder deiner großen Liebe director Tom Schneider and the musicians and actors Moritz Bossmann, Sandra Hüller and Sandro Tajouri embark on a new musical and theatrical adventure.