Rimini Protokoll (Haug/Kaegi/Wetzel)

Home Visit Europe

Limited capacity, reservation required

Theatre

ca. 120min

"Hausbesuch Europa" (Home Visit Europe) is a performance you can put in your hand luggage - big ideas are rarely presented so intimately. What is Europe actually? Is it a geographic border, a cultural identity, a coalition of states? It is said over and over that Europe is an ever changing idea - too theoretical, as the individual can tell from their own experience. Rimini Protokoll contrasts this abstract idea of Europe with the individuality of a private apartment. 15 people become part of a performance in a living room that interweaves personal stories and the political mechanisms of Europe. How much Europe is in us all?

You can host "Home Visit Europe" in your own home or be a guest in a stranger's private apartment. Each performance takes place in different homes and so the performance will travel through hundreds of apartments throughout Europe, building a network that rather than growing from a centre, stretches from front door to front door across a continent.

Voting results and group pictures from all of the home visits will be anonymously collected at www.homevisiteurope.org. The results can them be compared online as part of an ever growing European archive.
Dokumentation “Home Visit Europe"

Production: Rimini Apparat. Co-production: HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Archa Theatre Prague, BIT Teatergarasjen/Bergen International Festival, Frascati Teater Amsterdam, Kaaitheater Brussels, LIFT London, Malta Festival Poznan, Mungo Park, Sort/Hvid, Teater Nordkraft, Théâtre de la Commune Aubervilliers, Théâtre Garonne, Teatro Maria Matos. „Home Visit Europe“ is production of Rimini Apparat. The production was commissioned and co-produced by House on Fire and is presented with the support of the Cultural Programme of the European Union. Funded by Hauptstadtkulturfonds Berlin.

Cast

Concept/ Script/ Direction: Rimini Protokoll / Helgard Haug, Stefan Kaegi, Daniel Wetzel / Dramaturgy: Katja Hagedorn / Interaction design: Grit Schuster, Hans Leser, Mirko Dietrich / Assistant interaction design: Philipp Arnold / Props: Belle Santos, Lena Mody / Assistant props: Ran Chai Bar-zvi / Project management: Juliane Männel / Technical direction: Sven Nichterlein / Design website: Tawan Arun + Ralph Gowens (Programming) / Website editing: Cornelius Puschke / Masters of Ceremony: Anton Rose, Cornelius Puschke, Dmitriy Povernov, Sascha Wölck, Sebastian Klauke / Front of House: Chris Nachtigall, Julian Merrill, Markus Städing, Mirjam Malorny

Dates

Past

Wed 6.5.2015, 17:00 /
Wed 6.5.2015, 17:00 /
Wed 6.5.2015, 21:00 /
Wed 6.5.2015, 21:00 /
Thu 7.5.2015, 17:00 /
Thu 7.5.2015, 17:00 /
Thu 7.5.2015, 21:00 /
Thu 7.5.2015, 21:00 /
Fri 8.5.2015, 17:00 /
Fri 8.5.2015, 17:00 /
Fri 8.5.2015, 21:00 /
Fri 8.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sat 9.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sat 9.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sat 9.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sat 9.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sat 9.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sat 9.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sun 10.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sun 10.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sun 10.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sun 10.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sun 10.5.2015, 21:00 /
Mon 11.5.2015, 17:00 /
Mon 11.5.2015, 17:00 /
Mon 11.5.2015, 21:00 /
Mon 11.5.2015, 21:00 /
Tue 12.5.2015, 17:00 /
Tue 12.5.2015, 17:00 /
Tue 12.5.2015, 21:00 /
Tue 12.5.2015, 21:00 /
Wed 13.5.2015, 17:00 /
Wed 13.5.2015, 17:00 /
Wed 13.5.2015, 17:00 /
Wed 13.5.2015, 21:00 /
Wed 13.5.2015, 21:00 /
Wed 13.5.2015, 21:00 /
Thu 14.5.2015, 17:00 /
Thu 14.5.2015, 17:00 /
Thu 14.5.2015, 21:00 /
Thu 14.5.2015, 21:00 /
Fri 15.5.2015, 17:00 /
Fri 15.5.2015, 17:00 /
Fri 15.5.2015, 21:00 /
Fri 15.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sat 16.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sat 16.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sat 16.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sat 16.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sun 17.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sun 17.5.2015, 17:00 /
Sun 17.5.2015, 21:00 /
Sun 17.5.2015, 21:00 /
Mon 18.5.2015, 17:00 /
Mon 18.5.2015, 17:00 /
Mon 18.5.2015, 17:00 /
Mon 18.5.2015, 21:00 /
Mon 18.5.2015, 21:00 /
Tue 19.5.2015, 17:00 /
Tue 19.5.2015, 17:00 /
Tue 19.5.2015, 21:00 /
Tue 19.5.2015, 21:00 /
Wed 20.5.2015, 17:00 /
Wed 20.5.2015, 17:00 /
Wed 20.5.2015, 21:00 /
Wed 20.5.2015, 21:00 /
Thu 21.5.2015, 17:00 /
Thu 21.5.2015, 17:00 /
Thu 21.5.2015, 17:00 /
Thu 21.5.2015, 21:00 /
Thu 21.5.2015, 21:00 /
Thu 21.5.2015, 21:00 /
Fri 22.5.2015, 17:00 /
Fri 22.5.2015, 17:00 /
Fri 22.5.2015, 21:00 /
Fri 22.5.2015, 21:00 /

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