A modern classic of Polish theatre literature
The court of ‘Burgundy’, an imaginary kingdom, finds itself confronted by someone who does not fit in: a taciturn, ill-mannered girl named Yvonne. The bored prince wishes to marry her because she is unattractive and seemingly defiant; he sees himself as destined for greater things through her, just as the horoscope has predicted. The royal parents and the courtiers try to change his mind, but in vain; Yvonne is led into the castle.
Her silent presence there sets in motion projections, recriminations and tragicomic exposés of all kinds. How will the court escape this assault, this provocation called Yvonne? The King, the Queen, the Chamberlain, the Prince – each and every one devises their own plan to get rid of the ‘scapegoat’.
Cast:
Fabienne Elekwa, Juliane Heinroth, Dana Hübeler, Helga Jarisch, Doreen, Joseph Leuthner, Gisela Obenaus, Beata Pląskowska, Heike Praetor, Martin Schaikowski, Alison Singer, Viola Zänker
Director and dramaturg: Katrin Heinau
Music: Michael R. Schmitz
Set design: Jana Baumann, Holger Meergarten, Jacqueline Schiller
Technical support: Ole Woge
The project is supported by GLS Treuhand e.V./Stiftung Winterreise and the Treptow-Köpenick District Office.
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