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Schaubude Berlin
Greifswalder Str. 81-84
ÖPNV
10405 Berlin
»Greifswalder Straße«
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S8, S85, S41/42 (Ring)
M4
158
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Kakao
- KMZ KOLLEKTIV, Berlin
- Duration 55 Minutes
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in German spoken languagefrom 6
- Children 7,00 € | Groups with JKS voucher 5,00 € | Groups without JKS voucher 5,50 € | Adults Supporter 15,00 € | Regular 10,00 € | Discounted 9,00 €
Interactive material performance
It is the sweet world of chocolate and its temptations that the KMZ Kollektiv delves into with stories from their childhood in Nord and Central America. Full of playful delight, they lead the audience through the history of cocoa from the age of the Mayan to the present day. The enslavement of children on cocoa plantations and the manipulative tricks of the confectionery industry are both addressed, as is the question of a better and fairer way to sweet happiness. In an interactive theatre space with video and live music, Kakao tastes and touches us and reveals the stories behind the beautiful and colourful packaging.
Notes on accessibility: Information about the accessibility of the venue in structural terms can be found here. Sensory content advisory: Scenes featuring sound vibrations on a drum and video footage of thunderstorms.
Dates
22.4. Wed
23.4. Thu
24.4. Fri
25.4. Sat
Created and performed by
KMZ KOLLEKTIV
Performance
Antonio Cerezo, Yahima Piedra Córdova, Daniela del Pomar
Text
Antonio Cerezo, Yahima Piedra Córdova, Daniela del Pomar, Laia Rica
Voice of Cocoa and Outside eye
Laia Rica, Francisco Javier Rojas Trejo
Composition, live music
Yahima Piedra Córdova
Media art, live visuals, shadow play, inflatable manipulation
Daniela del Pomar
Dramaturgical consulting
Liljan Halfen, Christofer Schmidt
Stage and costumes
María Reyes Pérez Fernández
Inflatables
Alfredo Sciuto
Lighting design
Felix Dörnfeld
Co-produced with
FIDENA, Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm
Funded by
Fonds Darstellende Künste with support from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation as part of the program “150 Years of Villa Hügel – 150 Projects for the Ruhr Region”, Commerzbank Foundation