Die 7 Tage von Mariahaim

Nesterval / Vereinigte Bühnen Bozen

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South Tyrol, 1965: Anna-Lisa, a farmer's daughter, is preparing for her wedding to Johannes, a farmhand, when her past catches up with her. Two uninvited guests arrive in the village—and with them, the knowledge of a gruesome crime. As the idyll gradually crumbles, the silence that lasted for generations over the villagers breaks with violence and hatred. What was supposed to end with a wedding now begins with a funeral banquet. Visitors are invited to the wedding. As they look back, they experience "The 7 Days of Mariahaim," which changes everyone and everything. The immersive theatre ensemble Nesterval considers itself queer folk theater. At the heart of each production is the desire to play, the creation of a theatrical experience, and the involvement of the audience in the performance. Die 7 Tage von Mariahaim is a version of the play Das Dorf, nominated for the Nestroy Prize in 2019, adapted for Vereinigte Bühnen Bozen and Transart Festival. Visitors embark on a search for the magic of home, a place of nostalgia, and explore big questions about foreignness, violence, love and guilt. Gender roles and role models are blurred and the concept of home is opened to a more diverse society.

A co-production with Vereinigte Bühnen Bozen

Important information to know before attending this performance

When

Saturday 28.09

h 20:00

Where

Maria Heim

Neustifterweg 5, Via di Novacella

See location →

Information for the public

The performance lasts about 3 hours and is expected to end at about 23:00. Late entry is not possible; check-in must be completed by 19.45 p.m. The show contains depictions of nudity and explicit violence. Audiences will receive a list of instructions to follow once they have purchased their tickets. Important information to know before attending this performance

The performance will be in German, with the majority of the dialogue in dialect.

South Tyrol, 1965: Anna-Lisa, a farmer's daughter, is preparing for her wedding to Johannes, a farmhand, when her past catches up with her. Two uninvited guests arrive in the village—and with them, the knowledge of a gruesome crime. As the idyll gradually crumbles, the silence that lasted for generations over the villagers breaks with violence and hatred. What was supposed to end with a wedding now begins with a funeral banquet. Visitors are invited to the wedding. As they look back, they experience "The 7 Days of Mariahaim," which changes everyone and everything. The immersive theatre ensemble Nesterval considers itself queer folk theater. At the heart of each production is the desire to play, the creation of a theatrical experience, and the involvement of the audience in the performance. Die 7 Tage von Mariahaim is a version of the play Das Dorf, nominated for the Nestroy Prize in 2019, adapted for Vereinigte Bühnen Bozen and Transart Festival. Visitors embark on a search for the magic of home, a place of nostalgia, and explore big questions about foreignness, violence, love and guilt. Gender roles and role models are blurred and the concept of home is opened to a more diverse society.

A co-production with Vereinigte Bühnen Bozen

Important information to know before attending this performance

An immersive theatre piece by/with Nesterval

A co-production with Vereinigte Bühnen Bozen

Duration

180 minutes

Other performance dates

✦ Premiere: September 27, 20:00
October 2/3/4/5, 20:00
More information and tickets on www.theatre-bozen.it

With

Rita Brandneulinger
Gisa Fellerer
Martin Finnland
Julia Fuchs
Mimi Hie
Romy Hrubes
Sabine Ladurner
Lisa Laner
Ela Lankes
Willy Mutzenpachner
Markus Oberrauch
Stefan Pauser
Julian Pichler
Frederick Redavid
Alkis Vlassakakis
Martin Walkner
Christoph Wurmdobler

Artistic direction and staging

Martin Finnland

Book

Teresa Löfberg

Choreography

Jerôme Knols

Scenography

Andrea Konrad

Theatre direction & dramaturgy

Tove Grün

Sound design

Alkis Vlassakakis

In collaboration with
Thanks to
Information for the public

The performance lasts about 3 hours and is expected to end at about 23:00. Late entry is not possible; check-in must be completed by 19.45 p.m. The show contains depictions of nudity and explicit violence. Audiences will receive a list of instructions to follow once they have purchased their tickets. Important information to know before attending this performance

The performance will be in German, with the majority of the dialogue in dialect.
In collaboration with
Thanks to

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