Würzburger Improtheaterfestival in der Theaterhalle am Dom
Festival Spezial: Singled out
Freitag, 28. Oktober | Einlass 20:00 Uhr | Beginn 20:30 Uhr
in englischer Sprache
A top international cast explores society’s obsession with coupling up
„Welcome to the Relationship Service Center. We understand that you have been without a partner for a few years now. It is our mission to match as many singles as possible with someone who will truly make them whole. We are delighted that you will now be joining our program. We promise: You won’t be leaving alone.“
In this show six individuals find themselves in a room together. They have never met before. All that they know of each other is one thing: They’re single. While some of them are eager to finally end their solitary suffering, others are more reluctant to be matched up. Over the course of the night tension rises as they challenge each others‘ views on what it means to be single… and wonder if there is a way to be single without being singled out.
An improvised play created by Lena Försch (Schwestern in der Überzahl / Würzburg) and Carina Odenbreit (Der Kaktus / Würzburg).
Vorverkauf 16,00 Euro (12,00 Euro ermäßigt) zzgl. VVK-Gebühr
Abendkasse 20,00 Euro (16,00 Euro ermäßigt)
Double Feature: Knitting & All you can eat!
Samstag, 29. Oktober | Einlass 20:00 Uhr | Beginn 20:30 Uhr
in englischer Sprache
Two international shows that offer bold physicality, grounding and fast moves
It’s simple questions that let us dive deeper. What is connection? How can we tell we’re in relation to each other or anything? In Knitting connection becomes visible by a climbing rope on stage. A 70 meters long metaphor and an actual prop, the rope indicates closeness, loops and distance. Sara Šoukal and Olivija Grafenauer weave stories, swing from inspiration to action, tie spot-on knots and hold on to their discoveries. A show exploring physicality, offering bold images, fast switches and a desire to dive deeper. When was the last time you joined a buffet? Ah, the choices! Appetizers, specials, deserts all in one place. Courses and components chase each other, every bite is different and yet part of the same great dinner. Pardon, show! Because we hope you are hungry for some great theater: In All You Can Eat! you’re in for a mind-tickling treat.
Christian Capozzoli, Patrick Williams and Ubeyde Cimen weave themes, games, stories and characters together with physicality, boldness and split second agreement to create a piece brimming with imagination, humor and heart. With the pace of New York and the confidence of Bremen, here in Würzburg.