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Sunday, 11/10/2024 at 11:00 AM

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Sunday, 11/10/2024
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Hamburger Puppentheater
Bramfelder Straße 9
22305 Hamburg

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A theater play, a riddle journey, a quest for traces! Everything made of mud, courage, and music! PIFF! What is that supposed to be?! Looks like a mushroom, right? No, quite different. Where does that come from? Was that just invisible??? PAFF PUFF! From above? From below? We'll take a closer look at that!

Box office opens at 2:30 PM

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The world is teeming with people and animals, with little comedies and great tragedies. These are stories that life writes and are shaped by language in every form. Thus, the JES also fills the stage with stories, people, animals, and everything that makes life: From the gray of a concrete cube unfolds a vibrant city with real everyday heroines and heroes, a writing goalkeeper, a celebrity hunter, a mayor, and a wondering fairy. A colorful coexistence of different attitudes and ways of life. And over all this bustle lies a tangle of different languages: Portuguese and German, spoken and signed.

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Photo: Juan Saez

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Set Design: Esther van de Pas
Music: Ögünç Kardelen
Cast: Christian Cadenbach, Hannah Holthaus, Emanuel Pielow
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Duration: 60 minutes

Photo: © Christopher Horne

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Please contact the theater box office at Stadtmarkt 7A, 05331-86501. Currently, no tickets are available ONLINE for this event.

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Three actors search through the archive in search of how we give value and meaning to things. They invent stories, research with their bodies, think with the audience, and ultimately ask themselves: What do I really need?

The production was nominated for the Cologne Dance and Theater Prize 2023.

Director: Silvia Andringa
Set design: Esther van de Pas
Music: Ögünç Kardelen
Cast: Christian Cadenbach, Hannah Holthaus, Emanuel Pielow
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Photo: © Christopher Horne

Admission to the venue from 10:30 am

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Photo: Hans von Draminski

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