ANGELA (a strange loop)
Susanne Kennedy & Markus Selg
Berlin
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ANGELA (a strange loop)
Susanne Kennedy & Markus Selg
Berlin
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ANGELA – a perfectly normal life. But what actually makes ANGELA ANGELA? Where does she come from and where is she going? This brand-new multimedia stage production by Susanne Kennedy and Markus Selg accompanies ANGELA on her journey through everyday situations: illness and recovery, waking and sleeping, giving birth and being born, ageing and death. ANGELA is made up of millions of experiences, many of which come from other people’s stories. In an endless loop, the virtual and the real become blurred, while ANGELA attempts to construct her self and hold it together by repeating her stories. But what happens if we zoom in on ANGELA, closer and closer, in order to understand that self? What is hidden there? ‘ANGELA (a strange loop)’ takes the audience on a deep dive into existential questions of identity and human consciousness.
Audience talk on 1.7. after the performance
Language: German
Pre-show talk with Young Worlds Club on 2.7. at 19:00
Photo: ©Markus Selg / shutterstock
About the Artist(s)
Susanne Kennedy studied Directing in Amsterdam. In 2013 she directed ‘Fegefeuer in Ingolstadt’ (Purgatory in Ingolstadt) at the Münchner Kammerspiele, for which she was awarded the 3sat Prize at the Theatertreffen 2014. She has directed at Het Nationale Theater, NT Gent, the Ruhrtriennale, the Münchner Kammerspiele and the Volksbühne Berlin.
Markus Selg studied at the Akademie Isotrop in Hamburg, which he co-founded. As an experimental artist, he explores the dynamics between ancient myths and digital technologies. He designs scenographic installations and multimedia experiential spaces.