Meine drei Großmütter.
"That was all much more complicated than you think!" – "Pull yourself together!" – "Never go to sleep without having learned something!"
I remember memories—my own, those told to me, and even invented ones. I extend my right arm, and suddenly, from another posture, a different memory emerges... A thought, translated into a gesture, becomes audible, remains a sound, is put on ice.
The Archive of Fleeting Things is itself fleeting—only to be rebuilt elsewhere, in another form, with different colors and questions. In this current work, the performers archive three fleeting things: Meret Kiderlen’s grandmothers.
What I did:
Designing the speaker-family-tree
Designing Soundscapes and Sound Effects, editing the interviews
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12.7.2012 , Landungsbrücken Frankfurt
13.7.2012 , Landungsbrücken Frankfurt
14.7.2012 , Landungsbrücken Frankfurt
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Created and performed by: Rupert Jaud, Irma Mandler, Friederike Schmidt-Colinet, Carolina Defossé & Meret Kiderlen
Lighting: Carina Premer
Dramaturgy & Consultation: Fanti Baum, Andreas Mihan & Judith Strodtkötter
Support: Jasmin Jerat -
A production by F. Wiesel in co-production with Künstlerhaus Mousonturm Frankfurt and Roxy Birsfelden. Supported by the Jürgen Ponto Stiftung zur Förderung junger Künstler, Fonds Darstellende Künste, Kulturamt der Stadt Frankfurt, Rudolf-Augstein-Stiftung, Hamburgische Kulturstiftung, Kulturbehörde Hamburg and in cooperation with the Hessische Theaterakademie.