
Melissa Gets Everything (Melissa kriegt alles)
by René Pollesch
F: I started reading a book the other day about a guy called Erickson, who was a psychotherapist in America, and did hypnosis. It describes different methods of hypnotising people, not just the classic way when you wave you fingers back and forth or a pendulum or whatever. Erickson says, you can simply tell someone something, and then something else that completely contradicts what you’ve said, and it’s enough to put someone into a trance. For example, if I talk about my life and say I’ m Hartz IV or something, and yet I’m still told I should buy organic food, to make sure there are happy chickens, right? And how am I supposed to do that? When I buy eggs, I am, of course – how shall I put it? – permanently in a trance. There are these organic eggs in your mind and then you just head straight for the cheap boxes at Rewe. That’s the way I feel I walk around in supermarkets.
Director René Pollesch
Stage Design Nina von Mechow
Costumes Tabea Braun
Video Ute Schall
Lighting Matthias Vogel
Dramaturgy Anna Heesen
World Premiere
29 August 2020
Deutsches Theater
29 August 2020
Deutsches Theater
Kathrin Angerer

Franz Beil
Jeremy Mockridge

Bernd Moss

Katrin Wichmann

Martin Wuttke

What's on
Dirk and Me (Dirk und ich)
by and with Marcel Kohler
Box
19.30 - 21.05
sold out
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perh. remaining tickets at evening box office
Kammerspiele
20.00 - 21.55
sold out
perh. remaining tickets at evening box office
perh. remaining tickets at evening box office
With English surtitles
Director: Anne Lenk
Deutsches Theater
20.30 - 22.20