UNERHÖRT (Triple A Theater aus Potsdam)

Unheard truths: Triple A Theater from Potsdam brings normal craziness to the stage with "UNERHÖRT"

What happens when three women decide to drop the masks of everyday life? When they finally ask themselves - and each other - the questions that otherwise get lost in the noise of life? The new play by the Potsdam theater collective Triple A Theater brings a touching and cheerful evening to the stage, in which everyday banality and existential depth meet - musically, through dance and with a pinch of madness.

The focus is on three women - the actress Florentine Engel, the entrepreneur Amanda Löwe and the mother of three Sabine Grundmann. During a cozy evening in the garden, everything starts harmlessly at first: news is exchanged, laughter and drinks are shared. But soon the tone becomes more serious, more open, more courageous. What begins as a chat between friends turns into an emotional striptease of the soul.

Why does Florentine, a celebrated stage character, know herself the least? Why is Sabine reduced to her "motherhood" - and hardly seen in any other way? And why is Amanda, the seemingly confident career woman, secretly afraid of losing control?

Singing, dancing and in dense dialog, the three women embark on a journey through the abysses, hopes and longings of being human. They question social expectations, role models and personal fears - and discover the hidden potential within themselves.

A musical-theatrical evening that makes the audience laugh - and think.

Team

Text and direction: Anja Panse
Play: Julia Berke, Anna Keil and Anja Panse
Music: Annegret Enderle Costume Dinah Ehm
Production: Triple A Theater

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Triple A Theater - inventor of the histopical

The play was created by Triple A Theater, an independent theater collective from Potsdam. With the HISTOPICAL genre they developed, Triple A combines historical accuracy with contemporary relevance, fictional play and humor. The collective's works create spaces for social reflection - always with the aim of promoting understanding and dialog.