Stuttgart, Germany
Theater tri-bühne is an independent theatre in Stuttgart, founded in 1979, with a focus on contemporary drama, political theatre and new writing. It stages productions in an intimate setting that encourages close contact between performers and audience. The venue is also a regular host for guest companies and interdisciplinary projects.
A wild pop comedy with music in which five actresses play eighteen roles to tell Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" from the perspective of the servants.
Ingrid Lausund's sharp political theatre piece uses five archetypal characters - and a lot of confetti - to expose the tricks populist leaders use to distract and confuse.
Ivan Vyrypaev's play follows two married couples who, near the end of their lives, confront what love and faithfulness really meant to them - told with irony, lyricism and philosophical depth.
Ödön von Horváth's farce about a man stranded between two borders, unable to enter either country. A seven-strong cast brings this sharp comedy to the stage at Theater tri-bühne in Stuttgart.
A dramatization of Ulrich A. Boschwitz's novel about a Jewish travelling salesman wandering through Nazi Germany. Directed by László Bagossy, starring Manuel Krstanovic.
Sybille Berg's satire about a future where humanity has switched itself off and artificial intelligence tends to the last humans in a sterile complex. An absurd, intelligent play about self-optimization and the loss of meaning.
The premiere of a chamber adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" at Theater tri-bühne in Stuttgart, directed by Florian Dehmel - a small-ensemble production mixing fairy tale, power play and absurdist comedy.
An adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic novel about Alice, who follows the white rabbit into a magical world filled with absurdity and profound questions about reality.