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- Performance + artist talk
- decision-making
- labels
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Di., 30.04.2019, 20:00
Artist Talk following 'Please, Repeat After Me' / Expat Expo Festival
'Please, Repeat After Me' is a play about decision-making and labels. When does a stereotype stop being a stereotype? When does a refugee stop being a refugee? When does an actor stop being an actor? Meet the director Ziad Adwan and the performer after the show.
- 1"I have millions of reasons to be crazy; give me one reason to be sane!" Foto @ Theresa Scheitzenhammer
- 2 Daniel Brunet, Produzierende künstlerischer Leiter, English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center
- 3 Mathieu Pelletier, Schauspieler
The Expat Expo Festival is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to get a glimpse into Berlin's dizzying artistic diversity. Daniel Brunet, Producing Artistic Director of English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center and curator of the festival, will introduce the festival lineup and share the concept behind Berlin`s only international performing arts center. With Ziad Adwan and other artists he invites the audiences to reflect on the play.
You can now reserve tickets (10€) including free admission to the artis talk directly through Theater Scoutings! (up to 1 day before the performance)
Just send an email with the desired number of tickets to reservierung(at)theaterscoutings-berlin.de.
You are also certainly welcome to simply come by on the day of the performance, but we are unable to guarantee that tickets will be available.
Schedule:
8:00 pm – Performance
after the show - Artist Talk
Questions? The persons with pink Theaterscoutings-badges are here to help you.
Karten-Online: Karten online bestellen
Karten per E-Mail: tickets(at)etberlin.de
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Di., 30.04.2019, 20:00
About the Venue
English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center
English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center is the German capital’s only producing and presenting organization in the Hauptstadt expressly dedicated to English, the 21st century lingua franca, as the working language. Our year-round programming comprises the Producing Series – Made in Berlin, the Presenting Series, as well as our Performing Series and Pedagogy Series. We are a proud member of Berlin’s freie Szene, the independent performing arts community, and are currently developing platforms to share our work within Germany and abroad. We consciously use theater and performance as living, discursive forms to bring artists and audiences into conversation with each other about our shared city and the greater world we live in.
www.etberlin.de
About the Festival
The Expo Festival
The Expo Festival: A Showcase of Wahlberliner is an annual festival that debuted in 2013.
English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center puts its Miete where its mouth is with this festival featuring our most important resource – the community of international immigrant artists and the English-language Freie Szene.
To kick things off on Sunday, April 28, we invite you to spend an afternoon with us at ExpLoRE, the format for newcomers, shorter performances and work-in-progress taking place throughout our entire facility, from our stage to our dressing rooms to our breathtaking courtyard. In between the performances, you can enjoy fantastic food, luxurious libations and magnificent music by international, Berlin-based musicians.
Over the six evenings from April 29 through May 4, the Expo features one performance per evening on our stage.
About the Writer and Director
Ziad Adwan
Ziad Adwan studied at Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and King’s college in London, and then took a PhD in Theatre Studies at Royal Holloway. He taught Performance Theory, System of Rehearsals and Mask techniques at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damasucs/ Syria. Ziad has acted in several plays and movies and directed theatre. He was the artistic director of Invisible Stories, a series of street theatre events that take place in different places in Damascus. Currently Ziad directs in Germany and has run several workshops with regugees and young artists.