STREITEN

People argue everywhere: on TV, at home, online, among friends, with and between parents, or with teachers.

But how do you argue well—and is that even possible?

Romy Weyrauch and Marie Jordan have collected accounts of arguments from young people and the ensemble and are bringing them to the stage:

When does an argument suddenly turn into bullying? What are “playful fights”? How can we talk about what arguments are like at home? And which political issues should we argue about more?

In their production, doors slam, groups clash, a chorus of anger or a drama show emerges, and apologies are offered left and right.

Romy Weyrauch, Marie Jordan, and the ensemble explore various experiences of conflict and advocate for conflict as a joyful cultural practice that fosters human connection and views differing perspectives and perceptions not as opposition but as collaboration.

(in German)