#Spoken Word Theater

Jürgen Bartsch (Leon Stiehl)

“What Fucking Bad Luck They Had”

Jürgen Bartsch killed four children when he was between 15 and 19 years old. In this monologue, the murderer has a conversation about himself: the victim and the perpetrator. About compulsions, misfortune and magic. The monologue constitutes the attempt of illustrating how Jürgen Bartsch became the exploited bitch of a voyeuristic society through absurdly oppressive childhood events.

Tickets:

Tickets.de

Reservation:

Email: tickets(at)theaterdiscounter.de

Price: 12 €, ermäßigt 8 € (ggf. zzgl. VVK Gebühr)

Dates:

Fri.

8.6.

20:00

ca. 60 Min.

Sat.

9.6.

21:00

ca. 60 Min.

Venue:
Theaterdiscounter, Klosterstr. 44, Mitte, 10179 Berlin
BVG: U-Klosterstraße or S+U Alexanderplatz and U+S Jannowitzbrücke + 5 minutes by foot. Unfortunately, we can only accept payments in cash. Note on accessibility: we ask our guests to contact us in advance to clarify any questions of accessibility.

Wheelchair accessible (Information provided by the organisers.)

Credits:

Direction, Acting, Production: Leon Stiehl
Direction: Fabian Gerhardt

co-production with the Theaterdiscounter

Participants:

» Leon Stiehl

Leon Stiehl is a freelance actor from Berlin. After completing his training as an actor at the Berlin University of the Arts in 2015, he worked at Theater Heidelberg. In addition, he participated in various theater productions in Frankfurt, Bonn and Berlin. He is active as a speaker for moderation, dubbing and audiobooks. In 2017, he co-founded the audiobook company MooEntertainment. Jürgen Bartsch What Fucking Bad Luck They Had is the second production Leon Stiehl has directed; he also appears in the work as a performer.

Venue Info:

» Theaterdiscounter

Theaterdiscounter, or TD for short, is a theater located at Alexanderplatz with a year-round schedule of programming. The schedule of programming is dedicated to contemporary spoken word theater. Some 30 to 40 different productions, formats and festivals can be seen each season. To make this possible, TD cooperates with artists, theater collectives and partner theaters throughout Germany and internationally. At TD, experienced theater makers create theme-centric pieces of theater that expand aesthetic formal languages. As a theater and production location, we also provide a platform for the next generation of artists. A flexible space concept allows research into new presentation forms for live art and theater in all of its facets.