A conciliation course for everyone from 10 years of age by Sebastian Mauksch & Team
The military dog Clausewitz wants to learn peace. In the depth of the forest he meets the mythical animals. The animals are at odds, as always. Never two are of one opinion. Too bad, Clausewitz thinks, you probably can’t teach me peace. – Oh Clausi! Don’t you know the rules of peace? Arguing, yes, we like that! But showing teeth, claws or spikes? Not the quarrel is the problem, but how we deal with it! Over hill and dale we go into the undergrowth.
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KEY VISUAL Warum der Hund das Fleisch durch den Fluss trägt
Together with the dog, the viewers roam the mythical animal forest. In the process, they get into tricky situations. Mouse courage, squirrel humor and peace techniques are called for. Together with the animals, they try out the toolbox of conflict management. In dealing with the spoken word, with sound and song, with choreography and body language, with video clips and pictures, with camouflage and transformation, they gather their own experiences and also take something home with them.
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By and with
Josephine Fabian (Video & performance), Toni Jessen (Concept & performance), David Lindemann (Concept & text & performance), Sebastian Mauksch (Concept & direction & performance), Vera Pulido (Sound & performance), Wieland Schönfelder (Stage & performance), Maria Walser (Dance & Performance), Annika Tara Hansche (Costumes), Lea Sherin Kübler, Soraya Reichl (Artistic mediation), Antigone Akgün (Dramaturgical collaboration), Jutta Wangemann (Outside eye), Fabian Eichner (Lighting & technical direction), Olivia Stutz (Production management)
A production by Sebastian Mauksch in cooperation with Ballhaus Ost. Supported by the Hauptstadtkulturfonds Berlin.
