QUARREL

Off into the fray until the body trembles and the hut burns! Let's really have a fight about what a dispute actually is.

There is a dispute everywhere: on television, at home, on the Internet, in the circle of friends, with and between parents or with teachers. But how does good arguing work — and is that even possible? Romy Weyrauch and Marie Jordan have collected dispute reports from young people and the ensemble and bring them to the stage: When does a dispute suddenly become bullying? What are fun fights? How can we talk about how conflict is experienced at home? And which political issues should there be more debate about? — In their production, doors are slammed, groups clash, an anger chorus or a drama show is created and apologized for what it takes.

Romy Weyrauch, Marie Jordan and the ensemble go through various experiences of conflict and are committed to conflict as a pleasurable cultural practice that means encounter between people and sees different points of view and perceptions not as against each other but as together.