TSN explores Shakespeare together with the audience. This allows the great tragedy to be dissected in a very personal and humorous way and establishes a connection to the intersections with the individual: Have you ever had an extrasensory experience that brought you closer to your goal? Where have you prioritised your personal interests over collective interests?
This project was funded by the Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media as part of NEUSTART KULTUR.
Huchting has a great diversity of cultures. This holds a treasure of experiences, memories, songs, stories, fairy tales and myths. They all live in this part of the city, share the bus or the cycle path or the street, the schools, the cultural centres and much more, namely their place in the world.
Many have had to leave parts of their culture behind. Memories fade, pictures gather dust on the shelf and stories are forgotten. The theatre makers and musicians Jaap Slagman, Felix Reisel and
Fleur Dikken come from Bremen and the Netherlands and with their project they bring big and small heroines onto the stage by telling, together with their own, the stories of the people for whom
Huchting is, has become or is about to become home.
The aim is not the big event, but the shared experience on location and the involvement of people and institutions in the district. By being close to places and people, this theatre project
enables social participation and cultural identification areas.