Wilhelmshaven celebrates: 75 years of Landesbühne Nord with a gripping podcast!
Wilhelmshaven celebrates: 75 years of Landesbühne Nord with a gripping podcast!
In a current podcast, Michael Laages takes the listeners to the picturesque North Sea coast in Wilhelmshaven. The second part of its successful series illuminates the background of the Landesbühne Niedersachsen Nord, which can soon boast of 75 years of theater history. reports the state stage with its eleven a mobile theater concept that is particularly close to the audience.
On the last matchday of the current season, the audience in Wilhelmshaven by Peter Handke's piece "The hour because we didn't know anything about each other" is thrilled. Director Olaf Strieb has gathered the entire ensemble to hold this special performance. The scenes themselves could act as an immediate reflection of the city of Wilhelmshaven.
A look behind the scenes
In the talent group, it becomes clear how important the connection between the different venues is. Simone Lücke describes how the traveling theater plays the eleven sites from the coast to Emsland and mobility becomes an art form. In addition, the future head of the Ober game Nicola Bremer is planning four new productions per season, accompanied by a writing workshop for citizens: inside and new formats for networking with the region. The state stage thus shows that it defies cultural pessimism with creative approaches.
But not only the productions are in the foreground. During the podcast, actors Stefan Faupel and Jeffrey von Laun share their experiences about the energy of being on the road and the family cohesion within the ensemble. These aspects are also likely to be important for the financing strategies, which in times of fragile cultural framework conditions always come into focus.
solemn awards and challenges
A highlight of the last performances was the awarding of the "Jade Rings" to two deserved actors: inside. This shows how important recognition is in the artistic field, especially in challenging times. The juicy reports of the hard everyday life of a traveling theater were accompanied by a good shot of optimism. Further information The website of the Landesbühne Niedersachsen Nord.
In the further context, the award ceremony of the Max Herrmann dissertation price 2024 recently also stood up. Dr. Christina Vollmert-Boldt received the appreciation of a jury from well-known theater scientists for her dissertation "Scenes of Civil Culture" at the University of Cologne. The Society for Theater History praised the impressive analysis and calls on to consider the cultural dimensions in several events.
This shows that the cultural landscape in northern Germany not only lives from traditional tradition, but also takes new ground. From the open -minded theater people in Wilhelmshaven on the academic discussions in Berlin - the world of theater remains alive and relevant.
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