
Bullestress
@ Gina Folly
By Fatima Moumouni und Laurin Buser
Staging: Suna Gürler
- 70% Friendship Power
- 100% Studio Session
- 80% Swiss Mess
Astro, Ella, Damn, Nabil and Mari are a gang, a bubble, a band. They have just produced their first song and, sure, they swear: It's going to be a bomb. Unfortunately, another bomb hits first: a case of racist police violence in their immediate vicinity. None of the five is left cold by the incident, but their world is getting colder. How they all deal with the issue of racism divides the friends. But silence is not an option, especially when you have a few good beats in your bag and a lot to say anyway. But first of all, everyone has Bullestress. Even the cops themselves.
The new play by Fatima Moumouni and Laurin Buser is an activist coming-of-age story made and based in Switzerland, with a smooth sound and strong statements. Suna Gürler directs the play with five young people from here, for here, or us.
- Staging
- Suna Gürler
- Stage
- Moïra Gilliéron
- Costume design assistance
- Sarah Seini
- Music
- Singoh Nketia
- Lights
- Michel Güntert
- Antiracism coaching
- Mandy Abou Shoak
- Dramaturgy
- Fadrina Arpagaus
- Audience Development
- Sophie Grossmann / Laiya Sievi
- Theatre Pedagogy
- Alina Amuri / Manuela Runge
- Touring & International Relations
- Björn Pätz
- Production Assistance
- Laura Weibel
- Stage design assistance
- Johanna Bajohr
- Costume design assistance
- Ruth Wulffen
- Production Intern
- Malik Sievi
- Dramaturgy Intern
- Carlotta Späni
- Stage management
- Eva Willenegger
- Soufflage
- János Stefan Buchwardt
Supported by Max Kohler Stiftung, Ernst Göhner Stiftung, Landis & Gyr Stiftung and Elisabeth Weber Stiftung.
- 1h45, no break
- World premiere: 21 January 2022, Schiffbau-Box
- Also interesting for ages 14 and up
- 🛈 Introduction 30 min before the play on 13.3., 15.3., 5.4. and 12.4.
Triggerwarning: This production contains verbal descriptions of racially motivated violence and revenge fantasies and can possibly have a retraumatising effect. We recommend the production for people aged 14 and over and offer accompanying workshops, introductions and follow-up discussions on the topic. The performance can be left at any time.













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