Rimini Protokoll | Germany
A statistical chain reaction with 100 experts of everyday life
Festival Theaterformen will open with an impressive cast in 2012: 100 citizens of our city will appear on the stage of the Großes Haus and represent Braunschweig. But who is Braunschweig? The search began with a mathematician at the University of Technology: male, 47 years old, German, married, flat in the Östliches Ringgebiet. He suggested a second person, the second a third, and so on until 100 people were found who represent the population of Braunschweig in five statistical categories: Gender, age, nationality, marital status and neighbourhood. But whom do the statistics represent? Who are the 51% women and 49% men, of whom 43% are single, 41% married, 8% divorced and 8% widowed? Who has a job? Who has debts? Who has saved a life? In choreographic arrangements and living bar charts the 100 performers stage representative sets of opinion and disclose personal information: the numbers are given faces. Rimini Protokoll show what these 100 citizens of Braunschweig, from 1 to 99, share, what separates them, what moves them, and what makes each of them unique.
www.rimini-protokoll.de
100 Percent Braunschweig is a city specific continuation of the project 100 Percent Berlin (Haug / Kaegi / Wetzel, Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin 2008).
Concept Rimini Protokoll (Helgard Haug, Stefan Kaegi, Daniel Wetzel) Director Daniel Wetzel Set Marc Jungreithmeier, Mascha Mazur Lighting Marc Jungreithmeier Dramaturgy, Associate director Sebastian Brünger Project coordination and assistant director Sylvia Franzmann Assistant project coordination Annika Ahting, Maximilian Burkhardt Sounddesign Matthias Meyer Live-Music Daniel Bierkarre, Tobias Friedhoff, David Heise, Alexander Prinz, Frank Scheier, Christian Spors, Erik Steenbock, Paul Tröger With Dorina Arnold, Leyla Barikan, Ina Becker, Flore Bedelo, Max Bedelo, Oskar Bedelo, Pepina Bedelo, Heidemarie Berger, Klaus Berger, Regina Binder, Manuel Bönsch, Svea Brußmann, Can Budak, Gökmen Budak, Yasemin Budak, Angelika Burkhardt, Angelos Chatzigiannakis, Dieter Cherubim, Johannes Dalke, Marco Ebel, Paul Ebel, Paula Ebner, Jürgen Elstermann, Bianca Elzmann, Marc Endlich, Sipha Fabricius, Ute Fest, Stephan Filter, Collin Fischer, Annika Fricke, Lia Fricke, Una Fricke, Johanna Fürstenau, Engin Göçer, Marthe Göhmann, Andreas Grote, Esther Grote, Marlies Grzondziel, Bernd Habersaat, Martin Haller, Michael Huwald, Ljubica Ivanovska, Olaf Jaeschke, Günter Jasper, Sinem Kalle, Cornelia Kindel, Sonja Klein, Nicole Kraft, Thomas Kraft, Gunter Krense, Hanna Krüger, Joanna Kubieniec, Romy Lehmann-Fröhlich, Harald Löwe, Petra Löwe, Erotida Luwich, Onno Lütkens, Fritz Peter Mann, Janina Meyer, Brigitte Muche, Alexander Müller, Wolfgang Müssiger, Julia Nesterov, Hans Erich Nieß, Claudia Oettich, Bianca Oppong, Erwin Peiner, Irene Peiner, Rosaria Pintus, Michael Quenstedt, Louis Reinhardt, Simone Reinhardt, Ute Schartmann, Franz Schmolke, Petra Schmolke, Ulrich Schwanke, Till Seifert, Abdulrahman Sino, Ilse Speer, Lennart Sternol, Lydia Sternol, Waldemar Sternol, Harald Stridde, Regine Stumper, Ulrich Stumper, Helga Tietz, Alena Timofeev, Philipp Timofeev, Finn Törö, Vita Törö, Nicola Trostorff, Nida Türkad, Joachim Vahrmeyer, Malte Westerloh, Peter Wilhelm, Hans Ulrich Winter, Christian Woitalla, Cecilia Wollenweber, Denis Zander, Justyna Zdanowicz
Supported by the NATIONALE PERFORMANCE NETZ within the framework of the Guest Performance Support for Theater with funds from the Commission for Culture and Media, and the Cultural and Arts Ministries of the Federal States
A statistical chain reaction with 100 experts of everyday life
Festival Theaterformen will open with an impressive cast in 2012: 100 citizens of our city will appear on the stage of the Großes Haus and represent Braunschweig. But who is Braunschweig? The search began with a mathematician at the University of Technology: male, 47 years old, German, married, flat in the Östliches Ringgebiet. He suggested a second person, the second a third, and so on until 100 people were found who represent the population of Braunschweig in five statistical categories: Gender, age, nationality, marital status and neighbourhood. But whom do the statistics represent? Who are the 51% women and 49% men, of whom 43% are single, 41% married, 8% divorced and 8% widowed? Who has a job? Who has debts? Who has saved a life? In choreographic arrangements and living bar charts the 100 performers stage representative sets of opinion and disclose personal information: the numbers are given faces. Rimini Protokoll show what these 100 citizens of Braunschweig, from 1 to 99, share, what separates them, what moves them, and what makes each of them unique.
www.rimini-protokoll.de
100 Percent Braunschweig is a city specific continuation of the project 100 Percent Berlin (Haug / Kaegi / Wetzel, Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin 2008).
Concept Rimini Protokoll (Helgard Haug, Stefan Kaegi, Daniel Wetzel) Director Daniel Wetzel Set Marc Jungreithmeier, Mascha Mazur Lighting Marc Jungreithmeier Dramaturgy, Associate director Sebastian Brünger Project coordination and assistant director Sylvia Franzmann Assistant project coordination Annika Ahting, Maximilian Burkhardt Sounddesign Matthias Meyer Live-Music Daniel Bierkarre, Tobias Friedhoff, David Heise, Alexander Prinz, Frank Scheier, Christian Spors, Erik Steenbock, Paul Tröger With Dorina Arnold, Leyla Barikan, Ina Becker, Flore Bedelo, Max Bedelo, Oskar Bedelo, Pepina Bedelo, Heidemarie Berger, Klaus Berger, Regina Binder, Manuel Bönsch, Svea Brußmann, Can Budak, Gökmen Budak, Yasemin Budak, Angelika Burkhardt, Angelos Chatzigiannakis, Dieter Cherubim, Johannes Dalke, Marco Ebel, Paul Ebel, Paula Ebner, Jürgen Elstermann, Bianca Elzmann, Marc Endlich, Sipha Fabricius, Ute Fest, Stephan Filter, Collin Fischer, Annika Fricke, Lia Fricke, Una Fricke, Johanna Fürstenau, Engin Göçer, Marthe Göhmann, Andreas Grote, Esther Grote, Marlies Grzondziel, Bernd Habersaat, Martin Haller, Michael Huwald, Ljubica Ivanovska, Olaf Jaeschke, Günter Jasper, Sinem Kalle, Cornelia Kindel, Sonja Klein, Nicole Kraft, Thomas Kraft, Gunter Krense, Hanna Krüger, Joanna Kubieniec, Romy Lehmann-Fröhlich, Harald Löwe, Petra Löwe, Erotida Luwich, Onno Lütkens, Fritz Peter Mann, Janina Meyer, Brigitte Muche, Alexander Müller, Wolfgang Müssiger, Julia Nesterov, Hans Erich Nieß, Claudia Oettich, Bianca Oppong, Erwin Peiner, Irene Peiner, Rosaria Pintus, Michael Quenstedt, Louis Reinhardt, Simone Reinhardt, Ute Schartmann, Franz Schmolke, Petra Schmolke, Ulrich Schwanke, Till Seifert, Abdulrahman Sino, Ilse Speer, Lennart Sternol, Lydia Sternol, Waldemar Sternol, Harald Stridde, Regine Stumper, Ulrich Stumper, Helga Tietz, Alena Timofeev, Philipp Timofeev, Finn Törö, Vita Törö, Nicola Trostorff, Nida Türkad, Joachim Vahrmeyer, Malte Westerloh, Peter Wilhelm, Hans Ulrich Winter, Christian Woitalla, Cecilia Wollenweber, Denis Zander, Justyna Zdanowicz
Supported by the NATIONALE PERFORMANCE NETZ within the framework of the Guest Performance Support for Theater with funds from the Commission for Culture and Media, and the Cultural and Arts Ministries of the Federal States
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