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DESCRIPTION:«When people see a fish\, no one thinks to ask if it is male or
  female. An aquarium is like paradise in that respect. They marvel at you 
 for your beauty\, and no one wants to look between your legs.»\n\nUnder wa
 ter we humans have unclear vision. Shapes blur. Physical boundaries dissol
 ve. Everything flows. The same thing happens in drag\, the artform that di
 ssolves gender roles with extravagant costumes and makeup\, plunges identi
 ties in glitter and sequins\, and most of all\, delivers a breathtaking sh
 ow. Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale exhibits a similar transformation
 . A mermaid falls in love with someone and wants to get rid of her fishtai
 l. The well-known ending of the story is tragic. Perhaps it reflects Ander
 sen’s own fate: He was in love with his boyhood friend and could never liv
 e that love. Indeed it is a tale as old as humanity itself – of nymphs\, m
 ermaids\, water spirits\, of transformation and liberation from ascribed r
 oles.\n\nDirector Bastian Kraft\, who is well known to the Schauspielhaus 
 Zürich\, has delighted audiences in recent years with his productions of “
 Andorra” and “Homo Faber” by Max Frisch and “Buddenbrooks” by Thomas Mann.
 \nNow\, instead of the prince's love on land\, Bastian Kraft seeks happine
 ss in the sea: with performers from the ensemble and stars from the Swiss 
 drag scene\, he re-reads the story of the Little Mermaid and dives into a 
 place where biography and fairy tale merge and drag and drama blur into a 
 show de nixe.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260604T200000
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SUMMARY:Schauspielhaus Zürich: DIE KLEINE MEERJUNGFRAU
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