Martin plays the cello, the oud and plays with the Spanish language. Holger Franke recites the translations (authorised by Neruda) by the poet Erich Arendt.
But now, after 60 years, he feels the time has come when he can depart with a clear conscience. Everything and everyone is taken care of. So he sits alone in his secret refuge, putting the finishing touches to his affairs, when suddenly the doorbell rings…
In this one-act play, the author Michael Reinhold Schmitz explores our relationship with death and, of course, with life, for one cannot exist without the other. In doing so, he touches upon uncomfortable questions, yet never in a didactic or admonishing manner, but always in a spirit of inquiry and full of hope. And amidst all the fear with which we often face death, a great deal of love creeps in almost unnoticed.
Text and music: Michael Reinhold Schmitz
Performers and directors: Michael Reinhold Schmitz and Svenja Otto
Cast:
Svenja Otto as ‘Death’,
Michael Reinhold Schmitz as Rolf Brettschneider
Lighting and sound: Wolf-Erik Schulz
Costumes: Jana Baumann
Stage design: Michael Reinhold Schmitz
Set design/construction: Holger Meergarten
A production by the KungerKiezTheater
(c) Michael Reinhold Schmitz
Additional information
Accessibility
The KungerKiez Theatre is accessible to wheelchair users. There is an accessible toilet.
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