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zwinger x PINK!

Guest performance by the theatre company La Chouette Blanche from Montpellier

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Zwinger 1
in French with German surtitles

A young woman stands before you, you are her guest, in the theater that she cleans every day. An old chapel in the heart of a city that holds as many memories as stories, as many celebrations, as much joy as sadness. The words that ring out on the stage are her own. They carry their vision of the world and their longing for the other with strength and determination.

PINK! tells the story of Ornella, a young Sintezza who is firmly rooted in her community in the heart of the Gély district in Montpellier. Ornella, an actor with Romanian roots and a director who feels at home all over the world, meet in the theater. Together they try to write a story that attempts to overcome the difficulties of a potential encounter between different cultures.

Between fiction and reality, the play questions our prejudices and the construction of our identities. With sensitivity, humor and friction, it reveals new perspectives that have emerged from an artistic residency in the Gély district. The theater company La Chouette Blanche developed a sensitive relationship with the local Sinti community, especially the women, and the surprising and sometimes disturbing encounters resulted in PINK! which premiered at the Jean Vilar theatre in Montpellier in 2022.

Text und Regie
Azyadé Bascunana
Es spielen
Azyadé Bascunana, Ornella Dussol, Hugo Feniser
Künstlerische und dramaturgische Unterstützung
Amine Adjina, Félicie Artaud
Lichtdesign
Olivier Modol
Sounddesign
Damien Fadat
Produziert durch
L’Usine à rêve/Cie la Chouette Blanche, in Koproduktion mit dem Théâtre Jean Vilar - Ville de Montpellier und Le Sillon, Scène conventionnée d’intérêt national Art en territoire - Clermont l’Hérault
This guest performance is a collaboration with the Montpellier-Haus and will be shown as part of the French Week 2024. With kind support by Dokumentations- und Kulturzentrum Deutscher Sinti und Roma and Interkulturelles Zentrum Heidelberg.