Marc Lippa, a fellow in Künstlerhof, directs the view of the lost places of this city, for example, the poultry slaughterhouse.
(Karin Schlütter, Free Word, October 29, 2009, excerpt)
lives half a year and works in the artists' Marc Lippa "Red Bull" Schleusingen. added the 31-year-old director from Berlin, as no other scholar before him, discovered the small town - without reservation, with his own views of land and people - especially the people. How do they live today, 20 years after the Berlin Wall, which interests him, he is sucking. What is left of those days? What's life like today between Kohlberg and lake? He lets children discover their favorite places, and play six women Theater or better, play themselves. He writes a story about the poultry slaughterhouse, just before the demolition excavator came and stromert by Hilde-Coppi-home, which may share the fate of the slaughterhouse. For his story "A last visit," he was awarded the third prize in the literary competition Suhler "province Scream." The award ceremony is a twelve-member "fan base" from Schleusingen and thus ensures a response from visitors as they otherwise lightly traveled event in the banquet hall of the Suhl CCS have hardly experienced. With its exceptional ability to communicate, it opens the people. You tell him, the young stranger, their stories, from their first love in the room of the hotel "peace" or "green tree". . .
Tomorrow evening will be "The Three Sisters," which are actually six, not Chekhov, again in the packed hall of the Red Ox can think about what it means to "home". After two performances the announcement at the third and last one is so great that the demand exceeds the Kapazitätl of the room by far. "The staging, in which the audience on stage - that is part of the action - sits limited, unfortunately, the number of places," Board and Board of Trustees of the Künstlerhof ask for your understanding. But even for those who have no ticket could get for the "Three Sisters" at 19.30 clock, a visit to the Red Ox on Friday is sure interesting. By 21 clock to the exhibition "Lost Places - text, images, found objects" opens with a reading of Marc Lippa officially and then the scholarship will be adopted.
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