
Escaping Helden\-platz (UA)
Theater an der Ruhr
In his last play, Thomas Bernhard used the story of a Jewish family in Vienna to examine the extent of anti-Semitism in 1988. The premiere at the Burgtheater became the biggest theater scandal after '45 and could only take place under police protection due to calls for a boycott, physical attacks and death threats. In KGI's interpretation ...
In his last play, Thomas Bernhard used the story of a Jewish family in Vienna to examine the extent of anti-Semitism in 1988. The premiere at the Burgtheater became the biggest theater scandal after '45 and could only take place under police protection due to calls for a boycott, physical attacks and death threats. In KGI's interpretation of "Heldenplatz", the audience embarks on a search for traces of the scandal and of the anti-Semitism of today: what happens when we dare to look into the abyss of the past?
By means of VR glasses, the spectator:inside is transported into a nightmare of the unconscious that attempts to look behind the polished facades of the seemingly undamaged culture industry. A rapturous odyssey between VR and theater, guilt and the unconscious, past and present begins.
Funded by: Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen im Rahmen von NEUE WEGE in Zusammenarbeit mit dem NRW KULTURsekretariat.
- 28.08.2025, 20:00 h
Kunst-Installationen
- 29.08.2025, 12:00 h
Symposium
- 29.08.2025, 12:00 h
Symposium
- 29.08.2025, 19:00 h
Kunst-Installationen
- 29.08.2025, 19:30 h
Precious Camouflage
- 29.08.2025, 21:00 h
Sonic Island x Cylvester
- 29.08.2025, 21:00 h
Sonic Island Wishing: well
- 30.08.2025, 15:00 h
Kunst-Installationen
- 30.08.2025, 15:00 h
Führung durch die digitale Installation
- 30.08.2025, 16:00 h
Escaping Heldenplatz (UA)