GRUSEL

Theatrical live radio play | Co-production pulk fiktion with KJT Dortmund, FFT Düsseldorf & FWT. For blind and sighted people. From 8 years
NOMINATED FOR THE KÖLNER KINDER- UND JUGENDTHEATERPREIS 2023

The audience goes out to learn how to be scary. Children and adults come together in a theatrical live radio play. Between fantastic ghosts, bats and monsters, the play searches for the fears of everyday life and the horrors of today's world in order to give them a pleasurable performance.

In GRUSEL, theatrical live radio play means that the audience sits together on stage and listens to something through headphones, but also experiences things in the room at the same time.

Supported by the Cultural Office of the City of Cologne, the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, the Fonds Darstellende Künste, the Stiftung Erlebnis Kunst and the Rheinenergiestiftung

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NOTE
In the play GRUSEL, the visitors do not sit in the auditorium, but on chairs spread across the entire stage. There is no fixed viewing direction, but different orientations of the chairs. The actors move between the visitors. There may be brief touching by the actors. There are moments when you walk through the room. You are then accompanied and any barriers are pointed out. During the performance, strong darkness or brightness and other strong lighting effects (strobe) are sometimes used. Sometimes loud sound effects and fog are used. Headphones are worn during the performance. You will always be able to hear outside noises with or without headphones. GRUSEL is about fears, and there may be brief moments when you feel frightened.