The Great Hall of the Künstlerhof is split on this Friday evening. A few days before the historic date on which opened 20 years ago a border. A border that has divided a nation in East German and West German. People who were able to keep most of the time only by correspondence. Such letters are the ones who had Marc Lippa, the young fellow in the artists', asked for his project "crossing borders". 31 letters have been delivered to him, some have only been preserved by chance, as that of Doris to Simone. Because Doris has described her friend in how to bake a pizza, the letter found in a recipe book. This Friday evening there is an imaginary Border in the artists' marks, the yellow Western package. It awakens memories of Aldi's coffee and Fa soap, cocoa and chocolate. . . Left and right of the inner-German border in the east and west, fill in the visitor room, among them Aunt Margot from Minden, Rosemarie from Erfurt, a mother from Dusseldorf and Kurt from Schleusingen. Schleusinger those who have given the letters of their voices. The names are needed to ensure the anonymity, was amended by Marc Lippa. "... A little letter in the beak of the parent has a greeting," sounds like the folk song interpreted artistically from the speaker. And 31 stories, cheerful and sad, everyday, fill the room. The audience listened in awe, sucking every word in itself. "I've shopped for Irma, a wonderful fabric, he has also cost 8 Mark of the meter. The concern I have received from friends in Kaufhof. As Irma can be a nice dress and a coat of make..." mother writes from Dusseldorf 1962nd And Barbara thanks from Wernshausen at Aunt Lore: Special joy I appreciate the beautiful shirt for my fiance and the beautiful nylon fabric Visitors to the artists' about the description of the flight trials of a budgerigar and feel with Kurt from Schleusingen, the... unhindered by the moving time of the Monday demonstrations in October 1989, the last of the days and the death of his love Hildegard reported. There are letters that stand for biographies of people who grew up in different societies in different ways. The small Cathleen only reads a sentence that plays on her flute, "a piece by Haydn," which later became the National Anthem of the Federal Republic and today the reunified Germany. Director Marc Lippa has sensitively the best voices assigned to the letters. strung together without comment, from 1961 to 1989. Comments are also not needed. Anyone can dip into his memory - or the younger ones - in a time that they know have only heard about. "Thoughts are free," the voice singing from the Speaker and replaced by long applause. Still be talking while the visitors with a glass of wine, talk about their East-West experiences. "More can not be taught history," says Jane Reisenauer from Aachen. "In all large political events, it is the realization that what is close to me really I am very touched Yesterday we were in the theater in Meiningen and previously in National Theatre here this evening has given me more, because art is not put over easy... will be. "
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