Schwindel (Hengameh Yaghoobifarah)

In the organizer's words:

Ava assumes that she is only spending the evening with one of her lovers. But what to do when the other two suddenly appear at the door and want to confront Ava? Run upstairs, of course. Worried, Delia, Silvia and Robin run after her, and when the door to the roof more than 15 stories above the city slams shut, all four realize that their cell phones are in the apartment, as are the keys. And so begins a queer open-air chamber play in which they argue, vie and struggle for understanding, always with one common goal: to get off the roof safely and find the exit without falling.

Hengameh Yaghoobifarah's second novel "Schwindel" is as fluid in form as its main characters. All four take the floor and tell their stories in their own unique voices. Laconicism stands alongside concrete poetry, lust alongside trauma, forlornness alongside the desire to find stability - and all of this is embedded in the crazy, dizzying humor that has always characterized Hengameh Yaghoobifarah's texts.

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