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Theateradaption des gleichnamigen Romans von Wolfram Fleischhauer
Die junge Balletttänzerin Giulietta aus Berlin will eigentlich nur wissen, was am Tango-Tanz so anders ist, und trifft dabei auf Damián, den Star eines Ensembles aus Buenos Aires. Die beiden verlieben sich, da verschwindet Damián plötzlich. Giulietta begibt sich auf eine verzweifelte Suche, folgt ihm nach Buenos Aires und gerät auf eine Odyssee durch die Tango-Welt, in der sein rätselhafter Tanzstil in ein Labyrinth aus dunklen, lang gehüteten Geheimnissen argentinischer und deutscher Vergangenheit führt …
Das Schauspiel mit Live-Musik, Video und Tanz erzählt, ausgehend von der Liebesgeschichte, eine hochspannende Verstrickung, die bis in die dunkelste Zeit der argentinischen Militärdiktatur reicht. Die Theateradaption wird kurz nach der Uraufführung auch im Forum Leverkusen gespielt.
Mit einem Ensemble aus den Sparten Schauspiel, Tanz und Musik ist die Produktion nicht nur für Schauspiel-, sondern auch für Tanz-Fans faszinierend. Eine Tango-Komposition von Astor Piazzolla gab Roman und Theaterstück den Titel.
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Wolfram Fleischhauer und Thomas Luft Bühnenfassung (Uraufführung)
Theaterlust
Thomas Luft Regie
Karin Solana Brennan Choreographie und Tanz
Arne Dewitz, Thomas Luft Bühne
Sarah Silbermann Kostüme
Astor Piazzolla u.a. Musik
inkl. Pause
Nach der Vorstellung Publikumsgespräch mit Regisseur Thomas Luft und Ensemble im Terrassensaal.
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