Heldenplatz

PREMIERE 04/12/2021
Münchner Kammerspiele

»Richter targets the pretentious bourgeois middle class that normalizes the slogans of marches and hate-driven street hunts. His work is an act of liberation, charged with necessary, pent-up rhetorical fury, demonstrating that »Heldenplatz« must exist—because it stands right among us.«

Anna Landefeld auf nachtkritik.de

»Richter targets the pretentious bourgeois middle class that normalizes the slogans of marches and hate-driven street hunts. His work is an act of liberation, charged with necessary, pent-up rhetorical fury, demonstrating that »Heldenplatz« must exist—because it stands right among us.«

Anna Landefeld auf nachtkritik.de

»Richter targets the pretentious bourgeois middle class that normalizes the slogans of marches and hate-driven street hunts. His work is an act of liberation, charged with necessary, pent-up rhetorical fury, demonstrating that »Heldenplatz« must exist—because it stands right among us.«

Anna Landefeld auf nachtkritik.de

When has the time come to seek shelter and leave the country? Thomas Bernhard’s last and most scandalous theater work is a raging, desperate text about the undead evil spirit of fascism. A work of haunting virulence in times when in Europe right-wing terrorism, antisemitism, and the ostracism of minorities are once again experiencing a frightening boom. Falk Richter compares his analysis of the present with Bernhard’s modern classic work and enquires about those who today are in danger and about their situation.

Based on Thomas Bernhard – in a version with new texts by Falk Richter

With // Erwin Aljukić, Bernardo Arias Porras, Katharina Bach, Knut Berger, Johanna Eiworth, Thomas Hauser, Anne Sophie Kapsner, Annette Paulmann, Wolfgang Pregler, Jeanette Spassova

Direction // Falk Richter
Set Design // Wolfgang Menardi
Costume Design // Amit Epstein
Music & Sound Design // Matthias Grübel
Lighting Design // Jürgen Tulzer
Video Design // Lion Bischof
Dramaturgy // Tobias Schuster

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