As part of NO LIMITS – Disability & Performing Arts Festival 2022
Theater Hora and the collective vorschlag:hammer will jointly address the hospital complex and its media staging in »Das kranke Haus«. They will juxtapose their own experiences in hospitals with those from Grey’s Anatomy, they will re-enact an operation or a visit from Emergency Room, they will report on their everyday lives from interviews with hospital staff and they will investigate the question of what the institution of the hospital means in our society and how it has grown historically. In doing so, they will always implicitly negotiate their own bodies on stage, labeled as healthy or sick. They will identify and invert power constellations, they will exaggerate, rationalize or emotionalize. – So much for the plans of the two ensembles for their first collaboration, and this is how the press judges it: „Who actually says what is sick – and what is healthy? As gods in white, the vorschlag:hammer collective and Theater Hora question supposed certainties of the health system – and have a lot of fun in the process.“ (Valeria Heintges, nachtkritik.de)
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The performance takes place with the auditorium darkened and the topics of hospital, surgery and death are discussed.
- Past Dates
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- Nov 15, 2022
- Nov 16, 2022
A production by Theater Hora and vorschlag:hammer in co-production with Fabriktheater Zürich. Supported by Spitzenförderung from the Ministry for Family, Children, Youth, Culture and Sports of the State of NRW. Thanks to Fachstelle Kultur Kanton Zürich, Stadt Zürich Kultur, Ernst Göhner Stiftung, Stiftung Züriwerk, Förderverein Theater HORA, Migros Kulturprozent, Kulturpark Zürich-West, Landis & Gyr Stiftung, Stiftung Symphasis, Schweizerische Interpretenstiftung.
NO LIMITS – Disability & Performing Arts Festival is organized by Lebenshilfe Kunst und Kultur gGmbH in cooperation with HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Theater Thikwa, Ballhaus Ost, RambaZamba Theater, Feld-Theater, Lebenshilfe Berlin, NBW Nordberliner Werkgemeinschaft. Supported by Aktion Mensch and the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe.
