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In a performative reading, Lola Brugger takes a humorous look at creative crises, life crises, pigeons and banana skins. Lola Brugger is the little sister of a successful stand-up comedian. She has spent her whole life in her shadow, even though she can be quite funny herself. On this special evening, she talks about her life full of crises and reflects:

What is a crisis anyway?

And who or what can have a crisis?

She invites the audience to spin the crisis wheel and eat popcorn.

Lola Brugger is written and performed by Dennis Seidel.

Dennis Seidel is an author, actor, director and member of the inclusive theatre collective ‘Meine Damen und Herren’ (Ladies and Gentlemen) from Hamburg.

He is accompanied on this evening by Sarah Connor (unfortunately only as a cardboard figure), art feathers, a cardboard horse and a cardboard wild boar.

Theresa Seraphin is also invited as a special guest this evening.

Theresa Seraphin is an author and dramaturge and a member of the Munich Theatre Writers’ Network.

This performative reading kicks off the event series: Accessible Stories and Poetry
Language can be many things, for example: poetic, light, performative, complex, spoken, signed, in letters or Braille.
The Munich Kammerspiele and the Munich City Library invite you to an inclusive series of events that brings this diversity of language to life.
On four evenings, authors and artists with and without disabilities will read, perform and sign stories and poetry.
We will enjoy the texts in a relaxed atmosphere with tasty snacks.

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Filo Krause

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