FEMINIST STRIKE DAY
Making posters and painting T-shirts
Meeting point: Schiffbau Foyer
SLOW MOTION SPECIAL EDITION
WITH: Marie Schleef
LIMINAL STATES BEFORE EXECUTION
based on a gap in Friedrich Schiller's «The Maid of Orleans»
DIRECTED BY: Marie Schleef
LIMINAL STATES BEFORE EXECUTION
based on a gap in Friedrich Schiller's «The Maid of Orleans»
DIRECTED BY: Marie Schleef
English introduction 6.30 p.m.
Following this: The panel STIMMEN AUS DEM IRAN – ZWISCHEN REPRESSION UND WIDERSTAND
EINE VISUELLE ALBTRAUMANALYSE
by Recke/Lehmann/Froelicher
Commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Anta Helena Recke, Maxi Menja Lehmann, Anna Froelicher
EINE VISUELLE ALBTRAUMANALYSE
by Recke/Lehmann/Froelicher
Commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Anta Helena Recke, Maxi Menja Lehmann, Anna Froelicher
Post artist talk
A panel discussion in collaboration with Free Iran Switzerland and Amnesty International Switzerland
Following the performance of ARE YOU READY TO DIE?
WITH: Shahrzad Antenna, Mariam Claren, Solmaz Khorsand
MODERATION: Zarina Tadjibaeva
A panel discussion in collaboration with Free Iran Switzerland and Amnesty International Switzerland
Following the performance of ARE YOU READY TO DIE?
WITH: Shahrzad Antenna, Mariam Claren, Solmaz Khorsand
MODERATION: Zarina Tadjibaeva
LIMINAL STATES BEFORE EXECUTION
based on a gap in Friedrich Schiller's «The Maid of Orleans»
DIRECTED BY: Marie Schleef
LIMINAL STATES BEFORE EXECUTION
based on a gap in Friedrich Schiller's «The Maid of Orleans»
DIRECTED BY: Marie Schleef
MIGROS THEATRE MONDAY
no spoken words
Introduction 6.30 p.m.
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by William Shakespeare
translated from the English by Angela Schanelec
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by William Shakespeare
translated from the English by Angela Schanelec
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
Introduction 7.30 p.m.
A FLUID FAIRY FANTASY
by Bastian Kraft and ensemble
based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
A FLUID FAIRY FANTASY
by Bastian Kraft and ensemble
based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
Introduction 7.30 p.m.
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
Post artist talk
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
Introduction 6.30 p.m.
by Barbi Marković
Commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Christina Tscharyisk
by Barbi Marković
Commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Christina Tscharyisk
SUMMER, DRINKS, THEATRE
WITH: Pınar Karabulut, Hannah Schünemann, Ensemble
and plenty of Campari Spritz
SUMMER, DRINKS, THEATRE
WITH: Pınar Karabulut, Hannah Schünemann, Ensemble
and plenty of Campari Spritz
Gattobar 4–6 pm | Artist Talk 4.30 pm | Gattombola 5 pm
Gattoparty with Canzone and Italo-Disco from 10 pm
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
English introduction 5.30 p.m.
BY AND WITH: Maïmouna Abou Aw, Eren Arda Vural,
Linus Maria Hausammann and Anouk Wieland
BY AND WITH: Maïmouna Abou Aw, Eren Arda Vural,
Linus Maria Hausammann and Anouk Wieland
WORLD PREMIERE
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
BY AND WITH: Maïmouna Abou Aw, Eren Arda Vural,
Linus Maria Hausammann and Anouk Wieland
BY AND WITH: Maïmouna Abou Aw, Eren Arda Vural,
Linus Maria Hausammann and Anouk Wieland
BY AND WITH: Maïmouna Abou Aw, Eren Arda Vural,
Linus Maria Hausammann and Anouk Wieland
BY AND WITH: Maïmouna Abou Aw, Eren Arda Vural,
Linus Maria Hausammann and Anouk Wieland
by William Shakespeare
translated from the English by Angela Schanelec
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by William Shakespeare
translated from the English by Angela Schanelec
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
with English surtitles
English introduction 7.30 p.m.
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by Kay Matter
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
UNO DIRECTED BY: Dennis Nolden
DUE DIRECTED BY:*OTHER ISSUES
TRE DIRECTED BY: Sarah* Claire Wray
by Kay Matter
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
UNO DIRECTED BY: Dennis Nolden
DUE DIRECTED BY:*OTHER ISSUES
TRE DIRECTED BY: Sarah* Claire Wray
OWN THE HANG – Wear your pajamas & win!
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by William Shakespeare
translated from the English by Angela Schanelec
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by William Shakespeare
translated from the English by Angela Schanelec
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
CONCEPT, TEXT & DIRECTED BY: Vimala Pons
In collaboration with the Zürcher Theater Spektakel
CONCEPT, TEXT & DIRECTED BY: Vimala Pons
In collaboration with the Zürcher Theater Spektakel
Tickets via theaterspektakel.ch ⇒ Ticket sales start on 26 June at 10 am!
CONCEPT, TEXT & DIRECTED BY: Vimala Pons
In collaboration with the Zürcher Theater Spektakel
CONCEPT, TEXT & DIRECTED BY: Vimala Pons
In collaboration with the Zürcher Theater Spektakel
Tickets via theaterspektakel.ch ⇒ Ticket sales start on 26 June at 10 am!
CONCEPT, TEXT & DIRECTED BY: Vimala Pons
In collaboration with the Zürcher Theater Spektakel
CONCEPT, TEXT & DIRECTED BY: Vimala Pons
In collaboration with the Zürcher Theater Spektakel
Tickets via theaterspektakel.ch ⇒ Ticket sales start on 26 June at 10 am!
Preview edition for our subscribers and anyone who might be interested in subscribing
MODERATED BY: Hannah Schünemann
Preview edition for our subscribers and anyone who might be interested in subscribing
MODERATED BY: Hannah Schünemann
You are welcome to register for this free event by telephone (+41 44 258 77 77) or by email at theaterkasse@schauspielhaus.ch.
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
Opening Night Celebration
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
DRAMA DATE
with English surtitles
Introduction 7 p.m.
Discover new pages together
WITH: Rebecca Ajnwojner, Yuvviki Dioh, Meloe Gennai, Dominika Široká
Discover new pages together
WITH: Rebecca Ajnwojner, Yuvviki Dioh, Meloe Gennai, Dominika Široká
by Till Wiebel
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Till Wiebel
WORLD PREMIERE
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
Introduction 7 p.m.
by Kay Matter
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
UNO DIRECTED BY: Dennis Nolden
DUE DIRECTED BY:*OTHER ISSUES
TRE DIRECTED BY: Sarah* Claire Wray
by Kay Matter
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
UNO DIRECTED BY: Dennis Nolden
DUE DIRECTED BY:*OTHER ISSUES
TRE DIRECTED BY: Sarah* Claire Wray
Introduction 5.30 p.m.
A series of readings and discussions to mark the 100th anniversary
A series of readings and discussions to mark the 100th anniversary
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
For anyone aged 6+ who would like to join us in pushing the boundaries of imagination.
by netzwerk wildi blaatere
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Johanna Benrath (netzwerk wildi blaatere)
For anyone aged 6+ who would like to join us in pushing the boundaries of imagination.
by netzwerk wildi blaatere
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Johanna Benrath (netzwerk wildi blaatere)
BACK IN THE PROGRAM
by Agatha Christie
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
in English
by Mary MacLane
translated from the English by Ann Cotten, Mirko Bonné and Ulrike Draesner
adapted for the stage by Marie Rosa Tietjen
DIRECTED BY: Marie Rosa Tietjen
by Mary MacLane
translated from the English by Ann Cotten, Mirko Bonné and Ulrike Draesner
adapted for the stage by Marie Rosa Tietjen
DIRECTED BY: Marie Rosa Tietjen
Opening Night Celebration
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
English introduction 7 p.m.
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
with English surtitles
Opening Night Celebration
A FLUID FAIRY FANTASY
by Bastian Kraft and ensemble
based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
A FLUID FAIRY FANTASY
by Bastian Kraft and ensemble
based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
with English surtitles
Introduction 7.30 p.m.
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
by Benjamín Labatut
translated from the English by Thomas Brovot
adapted for the stage by Calixto Bieito
in collaboration with Adrià Bieito Cami
DIRECTED BY: Calixto Bieito
MIGROS THEATRE MONDAY
Introduction 7.30 p.m.
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
A rhythmic–gymnastic essay by and with Mervan Ürkmez
DIRECTED BY: Mervan Ürkmez
A rhythmic–gymnastic essay by and with Mervan Ürkmez
DIRECTED BY: Mervan Ürkmez
Opening Night Celebration
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
Opening Night Celebration
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
A children’s concert in cooperation with the Zürcher Kammerorchester
A children’s concert in cooperation with the Zürcher Kammerorchester
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
adapted for the stage by Antú Romero Nunes
DIRECTED BY: Antú Romero Nunes
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
adapted for the stage by Antú Romero Nunes
DIRECTED BY: Antú Romero Nunes
Opening Night Celebration
by Álvaro Nogales and Adrián Perea
translated from the Spanish by Franziska Muche
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Álvaro Nogales and Adrián Perea
by Álvaro Nogales and Adrián Perea
translated from the Spanish by Franziska Muche
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Álvaro Nogales and Adrián Perea
Opening Night Celebration
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
Opening Night Celebration
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
in French with German and English surtitles
Opening Night Celebration
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Johann Wolfgang Goethe
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Johann Wolfgang Goethe
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
A children’s concert in cooperation with the Zürcher Kammerorchester
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne