BLIND

In the organizer's words:

BLIND
by Lot Vekemans

Translated from the Dutch by Eva M. Pieper and Alexandra Schmiedebach

After the death of his wife, Richard lives in seclusion in a closely guarded gated community. He has fired his long-time housekeeper for no apparent reason. Now he takes on his only daughter Helen to look after him as he becomes increasingly dependent on care. There has been a long period of silence between father and daughter, with more separating them than uniting them. During one of the daughter's flying visits, the electric shutters close automatically - just as they are supposed to in the event of a robbery. Father and daughter are forced to hold out together.

"How should we live together?" asks the most frequently performed Dutch playwright Lot Vekemans in her new play, striking a chord with the times.

Artistic direction

Production: Matthias Rippert

Stage: Fabian Liszt

Costumes: Alfred Morina

Music: Robert Pawliczek

Lighting: Markus Schadel

Dramaturgy: Almut Wagner

Price information:

10 euros for pupils, students, trainees and volunteers up to 30 years of age