With: Agnes Mann, Ingo Tomi / Research, text, co-direction: Matthias Naumann / Research, direction: Johannes Wenzel / Stage, costume-design: Cristina Nyffeler / Musical direction, composition: Jana Sotzko / Video: Tanno Pippi, Cristina Nyffeler / Lighting: Fabian Bleisch, Fabian Eichner / Assistance: Ana Gutschke / Production management: ehrliche arbeit - freies Kulturbüro / Press: Nora Gores
Futur II Konjunktiv
Hate Hate But Different
- Theatre
German /
approx. 90 min.
The right-wing is concerned with traditions, with preserving them, with resuming them, inventing the new as the old, and calling thoughts which have long since historically passed back to the social stage in a changed form. One of these traditions is hate. This is a political feeling, dispersed and in motion. Right-wing hate always has a network that strengthens it and allows it to speak, agitate, and act. There are no individual haters, they, like the murderers in Halle or Hanau, act from and on behalf of a community – even if this is often a digital one. Hate created political common ground within the right-wing back in the Weimar Republic, but when does the historical comparison become relevant? And what does it mean for a future that still seems open to us? Is it possible to escape it? The Berlin-based collaborative Futur II Konjunktiv is having their first premiere at HAU, following the cooperation for the festival “HEINER MÜLLER!” in 2016. The production examines the conditions and appearances of hate and its consequences for those hated who stand up for their right to a self-determined life against the right-wing.
Team
Dates
Past
Credits
Production: Futur II Konjunktiv. Co-production: HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Ringlokschuppen Ruhr. Funded by: Capital Cultural Fund (Berlin).
For the discussions, without this performance would not have been possible, the group would like to thank Sanchita Basu (ReachOut Berlin), Alina Darmstadt (Amadeu Antonio Stiftung), Draupadi Fitz (response, Bildungsstätte Anne Frank, Frankfurt am Main), Anna-Lena von Hodenberg (HateAid), Ferdi Ilkhan (Institut für Toleranz und Zivilcourage – 19. Februar Hanau e.V.), Katharina König-Preuß, Werner Konitzer, Veronika Kracher, Gerd Krumeich, Johanna Mohrfeldt (ReachOut Berlin), Martin Rettenberger, Oliver Saal (Amadeu Antonio Stiftung), Bernd Wagner (Exit Deutschland), Selma Yilmaz-Ilkhan (Institut für Toleranz und Zivilcourage – 19. Februar Hanau e.V.) und Johannes Zehendner.
Location
HAU3
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