15 MINUTES OF FAME

In the organizer's words:

based on motifs from Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen
by Emma Scharff, Armin Behrem and ensemble
production
Emma Scharff
I can't tell you who I am. You tell me. Peer Gynt, the self-realizer. The doer. The modern person trying to find their bearings.
While people on the internet seem to outdo each other every minute in the grandeur and uniqueness of their life realities, Peer is looking for her place in history.
She is shaped by a world that is driven by excess.
The search for what we are, what we want to be - in this existential task of our time, Peer is the greatest.
However, in order to gain a platform and thus a public for her own pesona, she has to assert herself - now more than ever - in a competition of peculiarities.
And yet: in the end, no one can avoid a reckoning with their own life. Was all the fighting worth it? Did I fight for the right thing? And who did I become in the process?
The answer can only be given by others, because without others we would not exist. When we ourselves have long since perished or been worn down between the millstones of self-optimization, they decide what really remains of us.
And if no one remembers us, then perhaps we never existed. This content has been machine translated.