Hamletmaschine

In the organizer's words:

"I stood on the shore and talked to the surf BLABLA, with the ruins of Europe behind me. I lay down on the ground and heard the world turn its rounds in the lockstep of decay."
Due to recent (world) political events, we have decided to make a change to the program. Instead of The Game is Over by Jean-Paul Sartre, we are devoting ourselves to Heiner Müller's Hamlet Machine. It is his very personal attempt to reflect on his own position in a social system in the context of historical developments. Based on an examination of Shakespeare's characters, Müller associates the actual and the possible as well as the inescapable logic of everyday violence, oppression, being at the mercy of others and the desire to fight for change.