Mia san Mia

The last-ever Bavarian settlement is located on an inhospitable wandering planet. Decades ago, a few brave souls left our world so they could continue pursuing their customary way of life. The settlement now survives on tourism: daredevils who undertake the long journey from Earth to immerse themselves in traditional, almost lost cultural expressions on an alien planet. But all too quickly, the adventure turns into a horror trip.

The Chilean director Marco Layera has been in a continuous working relationship with the Münchner Kammerspiele, with the joint production “Oasis de la impunidad” being recognised as part of the New York Times World Selection in 2022. Now, Layera is collaborating with a European theatre ensemble for the first time in the opening play of the new Kammerspiele season.

“Although I live on the other side of the world, the expression “Mia san Mia” (“we are who we are”) feels familiar to me and reminds me of statements I grew up hearing in my own country. It unmasks itself as an identity narrative designed to incite pride in ourselves and to prevent us from seeing who we truly are.”

– Marco Layera, director

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