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Spring 1945: A woman comes down the steps of a house and squints against the sun. A man walks past. He stares straight ahead. A child touches the cold shell of a tank and runs away. The soldier does not look after him. A couple dances across the square. The woman turns around and disappears back into the house.
On the 80th anniversary of Germany's liberation from National Socialism, the play "Good Morning - Scenes of Liberation" sheds light on the situation of various characters in the days and months following the arrival of the Allies. What does the end of the war mean for a Jewish person, a forced laborer, an NSDAP functionary? Liberation or occupation? A new beginning or collapse? How do people who were perpetrators and victims yesterday meet? Drama and video art make the feelings, thoughts, longings and fears of the characters tangible, reveal the underlying ideas and meanings of freedom and liberation in the spring of 1945 and build a bridge to the present day.
What ideas and meanings of freedom shape our society 80 years after the end of the war? Where do we stand today?
Good Morning, Wolfenbüttel! - Scenes of a liberation
Director: Anne Wittmiß
Text: Anne Wittmiß & folklicht*
Video art: Lucian Patermann
Set design: Leah Lichtwitz
with Regine Gebhardt, Emma Schoepe, Folkert Dücker
Duration: 90 minutes
Age recommendation: from 16 years
NOTES ON THE PERFORMANCE AND ACCESSIBILITY:
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