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Franziska Jakobi & Team
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Duration: 60 - 90 minutes
Language: German and English (mainly), Ukrainian and Russian (partly), possibly other languages. Each language will be translated, illustrated or presented in another comprehensible form.
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Welcome to a show of superlatives: The world is changing. Familiar categories are being shaken and social orders are shifting. We have to fear for our hard-earned status. But fear not! The host of the theater evening is someone who knows all about the pitfalls of life: Nikita Petrosian, a Ukrainian actor, plays today's showmaster.
In a multi-perspective one-man show, Petrosian will prove that he has made it. That he can be anything and knows how status and status maintenance work. And the good news: we can all do it - united in the dazzling mirror of the self-promoting isolationist society, in which reality and fiction merge into a glittering numbers show of happiness.
Cause it's a bittersweet symphony, that's life / slave to money, then you die / no change, I can change, I can change, I can change / I'm a million different people from one day to the next
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English
Welcome to a show of superlatives: The world is changing. Familiar categories are being shaken, and social orders are shifting. We must fear for our hard-earned status.But don't worry! The host of this theater evening is someone well acquainted with life's ups and downs: Nikita Petrosian, a Ukrainian actor, takes on the role of today's showmaster. In a multi-perspective one-man show, he will prove today that he's made it. That he can be anything and knows how status and the preservation of status work. And the good news: We can all do this-united in the dazzling mirror of a society of self-centered individuals, where reality and fiction merge into a glittering variety show of happiness.
Cause it's a bittersweet symphony, that's life / slave to money, then you die / no change, I can change, I can change, I can change / I'm a million different people from one day to the next
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Artistic direction, stage direction: Franziska Jakobi / artistic collaboration, dramaturgy: Ruby Behrmann / performance: Nikita Petrosian / costume: Johanna Helen Baumann / production management: Gregory Popov / stage: Kathrine Altaparmakov / music: Simon Rösel / lighting: Sönke C. Herm / public relations: Hark Empen, Farina Jäger-Stabenow
Supported by the Hamburg Ministry of Culture and Media, the Hamburgische Kulturstiftung and the Claussen-Simon-Stiftung. Supported by Probebühne im Gängeviertel.
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Normal price: The normal price is the regular admission price for all visitors to the LICHTHOF Theater. Reduced price: The reduced price is for those visitors who cannot pay the normal price. The LICHTHOF does not require proof at the box office. Minimum price: The minimum price ticket is an additional discount that can be claimed at your own discretion if the reduced price is still too high. Again, the LICHTHOF does not require proof of this at the box office. Solipreis: The Solipreis supports freelance artists in difficult times. Free ticket: If you are dependent on an accompanying person, they will receive a free ticket. Please contact us directly for this: karten@lichthof-theater.de
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