Press Release # 14: memories of lost places Fellow Marc Lippa in passing: "It was a good six months!"
(Karin Schlütter, Free Word, 2 November 2009)
Everyone takes leave with a piece of life itself. The departure of Marc Lippa, the fellow in the artists' Red Ox, notes with a big slice of life in Schleusingen. In the half year in which the young director who lived and worked here from Berlin, he has "shaken the Schleusinger Sleeping Beauty" as mayor Klaus Brodführer on Friday evening aptly. "Marc Lippa is a guy that fit in the artists' and the city," he says. "He impression left..." He has, in fact, indeed, would the six women's theater group is not necessarily on Friday evening for adoption of the fellow again, "Three Sisters" will be in a double, otherwise the demand for tickets for the play would be free to Chekhov is not a multiple of was higher than the capacity in the "ox". And as for the two events before this time also keeps the audience on the breath, smiles and cries. People find themselves in the biographies, the Dreams and aspirations between the sometimes-far-far-away-rooted desire and the here-to-be. Marc Lippa has sensitive hands "each other out to people and they brought her to turn inside out, and we all have learned from it," says Klaus D. Niemann, the founder and founder of the artists' studios. was an inventory of twenty years after the iron curtain between the two German republics - - With his project "Schleusingen20NullNeun" sticking out of the 31-year-old theater director from among the applicants for the scholarship in the artists' Red Ox. "And we were on the board and CEO agreed immediately: This is it," recalls Klaus Niemann. "And what he before had really worked full - and more "with ideas, hard work and enthusiasm he has realized his project and there" carried into new perspectives and ways of thinking "as it says Cornelia Graf by the board of Künstlerhof He has inspired children, their. to find favorite places and to discover their city. He orchestrated by "crossing borders," a history lesson, the 20 years after the Wall surrendered more of life in the divided than it could a film director, many a book. In search of lost places got it almost forgotten life back into consciousness. What he found in the ruins and draped on the intrusive pattern of 70's wallpaper, he has the artists' as it were in a "memory space", as he himself described it, on display: A cup, an old water tank, which he found in the ruins of the coal mine. The video of the haunted house there, scroll across the screen like sequences from a horror movie. Those who had expected there certainly old photos or documents from the years of life of the Hilde-Coppi-home, she searched in vain. That was not the concern of scholars. He sought rather the "stories that are hanging from the walls" and wrote the story of his visit to the haunted house. They can be read on the wallpaper.
same as that of poultry slaughterhouse in addition to the colorful faded holiday cards. His own personal farewell to the two lost places.
The Great Hall of the Künstlerhof is full of people who wanted the sympathetic director say goodbye. And Marc Lippa has been some effort to conceal his emotion. The artists' in any case is not a lost place. But a place "where I had the chance to try out such things as the documentary theater. I am very grateful. It was a good six months. I have so much support, so many friends, learned soon to know 50 people personally. I find it not easy now to go. . "-"... Then stay but simply because "it calls out of the room at any bids farewell with a piece of life, Marc Lippa leaves a lot because of himself, his ideas and dreams, maybe he does carry one or another dream when he comes back for a time and shaking the Schleusinger Sleeping Beauty. "For this," he promised, "is not yet come to an end."
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