On 16.11. we will follow in the footsteps of Therese Giehse: Therese Giehse, the extraordinary, the stubborn, the single, the quick-witted, the curious, the original Munich woman, the Jew, the mother, the lesbian, the old maid, the anti-fascist, the teacher, the apprentice, the spirit of the house, the center of the Kammerspiele. Therese Giehse is associated with a good piece of West German theater history - and at least as great a piece of imagined femininity. As an actress, she spent her entire life on the theater stage. Anyone who remembers her, who met her, worked with her, experienced her on stage, describes her as a role model. She herself never wanted to be stylized as one. She would probably have personally ensured that any pedestal erected in her image would remain empty. How can we commemorate without inscribing?

Five actors try to meet a colleague who died fifty years ago. Two FLINTA people rummage through archives and find Therese Giehse's afterlife in photographs, recordings, newspaper articles, notebooks, boxes and suitcases. A narrator tells the story. How many lives does a person live? What stories does Giehse's afterlife tell today? What breaks and gaps does it reveal? Using artistic audio description, director Anne Sophie Kapsner weaves materials from Therese Giehse's estate into an audio piece that does not claim to be complete and does not aim to be a monumental history. The result is a playful speculation that circles around stations of Giehse's life as an audio walk.

We meet at 3 p.m. in the foyer of the Schauspielhaus. After an introduction by director Anne Sophie Kapsner and dramaturge Felicitas Friedrich, we will walk the soundwalk together and end in the Conviva, where we can talk about what we have experienced over coffee and cake. Bring weatherproof clothing and your smartphone - with headphones if possible.

If you have already undertaken the listening walk on your own, we cordially invite you to join us for coffee and cake at Conviva at 4.30 pm. Here, too, we ask you to register at: dramaturgie.mk@kammerspiele.de