GENESIS

In the organizer's words:

by Bastian Reiber and team.

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An actor enters the stage and realizes that he is in the wrong play. A white room. Wooden boxes. Not even the stage set is ready. The audience, however, is already there and looks at him expectantly. A nightmare comes true. The actor begins to play ... But what? He doesn't know the play he has landed in. He is wrong. Out of place. A mistake. But what if there was also an opportunity in the mistake, a creative principle? And so he begins to create something out of nothing that somehow fits into this unfinished stage world that opens up before him - while the question hovers menacingly over his performance: "Is that enough? Is what I'm doing here enough? At what point is something something?" In GENESIS, Bastian Reiber, "the funniest actor in our region" (rbb) and "comedian of grace" (nachtkritik), ventures into the depths of nothingness and becomes a creator against his will - not of the world, but of a divine comedy. With texts from "La chair de l'homme" ("311 Definitions of God") by Valère Novarina, translated from French by Leopold von Verschuer.