Denk jetzt nicht an Zitrone! (11+)

In the organizer's words:

Young NTM

Naomi Sanfo-Ansorge, Lara Kaiser | world premiere

What do you think of when you think of a lemon? A refreshing summer lemonade in the park, your cleaning agent for the bathroom or your sister's New Year's Eve party? What thoughts and memories awaken in you? In "Don't think about lemon now!" (11+), the room becomes a memory. Everything ends up here: sounds, smells, images, scraps of thoughts. Erin and Nerung process what arrives there. Together with the audience, they want to immerse themselves in memories, hear, feel, taste and smell them. They make sure that the stories we want to keep stay with us. This play was developed on the basis of joint research with visually impaired children, young people and those involved in the production. We researched narrative strategies for theater for young audiences that involve all the senses, creating a theater experience in which the audience is needed as a community in the space, in which everyone can trust their own perception and in which new stories are constantly being created through sounds, smells and objects. Naomi Sanfo-Ansorge, visually impaired performer, dance teacher and dramaturge for artistic audio description and Lara Kaiser, director, who has already staged "Der Verschollene" (15+) and "Schaum ich an" (2+) at the JNTM. This content has been machine translated.