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                   In Dennis Kelly's                                     psycho thriller full of horror,                  mystery and dark humour, the                   author asks the questions of                 individuality, (joint) guilt, morals                                 and community.                
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  • Di, 14. Feb 18:00
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Regie
Thomas Sobotka

Dramaturgie
Alexandra Rollett

Beleuchtung
Eugen Schöberl

Ausstattung
Markus Boxler

Theaterpädagogik
Karin Gschiel

Es spielen
Leonie Bramberger
Julia Degen
Sofia Falzberger
Pedro Groß
Julia Jakob
Philippe André Ledun
Manuel Paß
Elisabeth Wabitsch
Max Wagner
Constanze Winkler



DNA

t'eig

Graz/AT

When everybody keeps their mouths shut, the pressure will rise. But when it gets dark, the evidence will become visible.

After all, it was just a joke; eating leaves, punching, stubbing out cigarettes. He did laugh as well. Finally, they forced him to steal vodka, run across the motorway and balance across the abyss on the narrow grate. Now, nobody remembers exactly who came up with the idea of throwing stones at him up there. After all, it was just a joke – until he fell down. To cover up their complicity, the teenagers create a profile for an imaginary culprit. They have watched enough episodes of CSI to know how to get rid of genetic evidence and how to lay false trails. Everything is under control – but suddenly, fiction becomes reality, friendship is no longer a means of blackmailing, and conscience becomes a blaring voice drowning out everything else.

The theatre company t’eig was founded in 2008. Their work is characterised by surprisingly multi-layered stagings that deal with topics on several levels and from different points of view.

 

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