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Two clowns elicit their precious tears from each other: The joy tear bounces with happiness. The love tear tastes like a kiss. The farewell tear rolls thick and warm down the cheek. The tear of fear goes into a special container ... Then the crocodile makes its appearance. But it doesn't really cry, does it?With lots of water and a pinch of salt, the puppeteers Ulrike Kley and Samira Wenzel go on a quest to find the preciousness in every tear they cry. Are tears of mourning heavier than others? Where do the tears flow that are not allowed to show themselves? Is it even possible to fit all five million tears that we cry in life into one play?Note on barrier-free access: You can find information on the structural accessibility of the venue here.https://schaubude.berlin/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/schaubude_orgalogo.png1200675