Sartre's play sheds light on the conflict between idealism and realpolitik. The condensed productions by Slovenian director Mateja Koležnik often act like a burning glass - and thus show social conflicts that become plausible from the perspective of each character.
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Berliner Ensemble, Zuschauerraum
About the play:
The leader of a revolutionary party in "Illyria", Hoederer, is planning an alliance with the enemy. He wants to avoid further bloodshed - and at the same time secure his own share of power after the war. Hugo is commissioned by the party to stop Hoederer, but he struggles to kill him. When he finally does kill him, it is not out of conviction, but out of jealousy.
Is his act still a political act? With what conviction did he commit it - and does that make a difference?
Participating artists
Von Jean-Paul Sartre (Autor/in)
Paul Zichner (Hugo)
Lili Epy (Jessica)
Gerrit Jansen (Der Prinz, Louis)
Pauline Knof (Olga)
Peter Moltzen (Karsky, Iwan)
Marc Oliver Schulze (Hoederer)
Valentin Kleinschmidt (Georges)
Adrian Grünewald (Slick)
Mateja Koležnik
Olaf Altmann
Ana Savić-Gecan
Bert Wrede
Rainer Casper
Anja Wutej
Karolin Trachte
Dates
October 2024
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