Till Eulenspiegel, the cunning and tough anarchist from the German-speaking world and his related clowns and tricksters from Asia have one thing in common: they are fearless provocateurs whose strength is mercilessly revealing the weakness of people despite their status.

Translated back into Sanskrit, Till means: sesame. A grain that was already cultivated in India thousands of years ago, is the source for sumptuous oil production and stands as a symbol for diminutiveness or tininess at Hindu celebrations.

Over the course of their very first collaboration, the German-Indian ensemble sets off on an adventure guided by linguistic confusion, different cultural distinctions, different generations and a whole bunch of stories. The whole thing is driven by a joy of experimentation and the central question: “what does the clown have to say about it

Notes on accessibility: Information about the accessibility of the venue in structural terms can be found here.