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THE TEMPEST
The Tempest
by William Shakespeare
Premiere: 17th January 2013 in MAD HOUSE e.V. Sangerhausen
Theatreproject "Jobact®to connect" in Sangerhausen im Südharz
with unemployed job seeking persons Hartz IV recipients in age from 23 to 50 years.
Directed by | Dietmar Lenz |
Text version | Dietmar Lenz |
Theatre Education | Dietmar Lenz |
Mask | Soogi Kang |
Costumes | Ensemble |
Light Sound Stage | René Dilsner |
Project Management | Rena Schölzig, PROJEKTFABRIK |
Application Management | Melitta Simon, Werner Deutsch |
Application Management | PROJEKTFABRIK.gGMBH - JobAct®to connect |
Project Financing | JobCenter Mansfeld Südharz |
Cooperation | DAA Deutsche Angestellten Akademie Sangerhausen |
Prospero | Ute Wesemann |
Alonso | Fred Buchhorn |
Gonzalo | Daniel Hitzschke |
Antonio | David Hofmann |
Sebastian | Susanne Dzialoszynski |
Miranda | Alexandra Reinhardt, Katrin Schulter, Ulrike Trillhase, Nicole Wingen, Susanne Dzialoszynski |
Ariel | Anja Grzesik |
Caliban | Nicole Wingen |
Ferdinand | David Hofmann, Ulrike Trillhase, Sebastian Klenner |
Stephano | Sebastian Klenner |
Bootsmann | Sebastian Klenner |
Kapitän | Alexandra Reinhardt |
Fotos | Jens Warnke |
"In one voyage ... did we find ... all of us ourselves
When no man was his own." THE TEMPEST : V, 1, 212
”THE TEMPEST: a theater text, which represents a model of the world and how it turns; a stunt as well as a piece of art as enigmatic as real life. A maelstrom of contradictions; on a feverish sultry island Human All Too Human is shaken all about to stray and to purify souls in their fire feverish dreams and transform .A storm leads a royal garrison to a shipwreck which completely alienates the participants from themselves. They stranded on an island where dreams, death and life are indistinguishable, only to have it end up the more clearly to find themselves. They fall into the scenes of a Director magician Prospero, who wants to act on the mind of those stranded by the means of theater to push them out of the "fever of the mad," the fever of madness in which they are commonplace. "We are the stuff of which dreams are made. Our little life is surrounded by sleep." THE TEMPEST : IV, 1, 156
“Whether this be
or be not, I´ll not swear.”
THE TEMPEST : V, 1, 124