Talking Heads by Alan Bennett

For the very last time!.

The last two performances - ever! (We mean it this time!) After two sold-out performances in April, we pulled some strings to bring back the Heads, one last time.

TICKETS: 13 Euros / students 8 Euros / Book & Print Your Tix @home
Three people, three stories - and the abyss they have to face.
The Outside Dog:Marjory finds out the godawful truth about her husband.
Playing Sandwiches:A purposefully uncomfortable and not unsympathetic sojourn inside the head of a child-molester trying, unsuccessfully, to stop.
Nights in the Gardens of Spain:Rosemary befriends a neighbor to the point of obsession, only to realise that there are strange things going on over there.

Three pieces from www.etberlin.de
with Tomas Fitzpatrick & Roland Ascheid. lights by Katri Kuusimäki

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Drei Leute, drei Geschichten, drei Abgründe, drei verpasste Chancen
Talking Heads seine exzellente Beoabachtungsgabe gepaart mit Ironie und Herzenswärme.

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<u>Jacinta Nandy, Exberliner, June 20 2009</u>... it was kind of trashy and lurid and magnificent. It was fucking brilliant. There aren't enough swear words in the English language to describe how brilliant it was. It was fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking brilliant. ... Jesse Inman played (fucking brilliantly) a paedo who was like "struggling." I mean, he wasn't struggling that much, he could've chopped his dick off, but he really was struggling.

<u>Jessica Dorrance, Expatica, June 30 2009</u>But by the end of Talking Heads, the audience was clearly ready to mine Rosemary's story, recounted with thrilling poignancy by Solem, for optimism. On this muggy Berlin evening, they laughed uproariously at her acerbic jokes and listened attentively to her confessions of the mutual love between her and Fran.

Quelle: kulturkurier / Kulturclub.de