Sonne, los jetzt (German, in part English subtitles)

There’s hardly an author who fires salvos into the global political situation more eloquently than Austria's Protected content Nobel Prize winner Elfriede Jelinek. So it was only a matter of time before she would take on the topic of climate change and give us a good telling off. With due detachment, Jelinek examines man’s toils and troubles in his environment, lending her voice to the sun. In a brilliant monologue she sheds light on Greek mythology, on Wittgenstein – and on the beach. There, man lives on a coastal strip, a thin line between scorching embers and devouring tide. If the sun had its way, it would flare up and then disappear. But maybe, in the end, its warmth might dry a few tears and doom might stay away (for now).

Every attendee needs to buy the ticket on the phone or by email, see link above. Introduction to play in lobby at 19.30.