From the left Kamill Lippa, Jelena Kuljić, Konstantin Kloppe, Edith Saldanha, Maia Ceres, Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann, Klaus Lengefeld, Lotta Ökmen

Joy 2022

By Michiel Vandevelde and Team
Nine tableaux about intimacy and desire outline a portait of what a joyful queer life might look like.

Theatre & Dance
Münchner Kammerspiele

Our human sexuality is as diverse as a sea of flowers. A good half century after the "Summer of Love" and the promises of a sexual revolution, ensemble members of the Münchner Kammerspiele and actors from the sex positivity scene explore today's understanding of intimacy together with choreographer Michiel Vandevelde. In a sensually gentle composition of movement, text, sexual practices and art-historical references such as (Tiktok) sounds, playful tableaus emerge that outline what a joyful queer life could look like. Whether "sex-positive" or "sex-questioning": Joy 2022 wants to celebrate perceptions about bodily pleasure, desires and fantasies in their multi-perspectivity.

A production of the Münchner Kammerspiele, co-production of the Wiener Festwochen.

With: Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann, Brandy Butler, Maia Ceres, Konstantin Kloppe, Jelena Kuljić, Klaus Lengefeld, Kamill Lippa, Lotta Ökmen, Edith Saldanha, Lucy Wilke, Michiel Vandevelde
Concept, choreography, stage: Michiel Vandevelde
Costume: LILA & JOHN
Lighting: Stephan Mariani, Michiel Vandevelde
Sound design: Senjan Jansen / senstudio, Michiel Vandevelde
Dramaturgy: Mehdi Moradpour

Venue

Münchner Kammerspiele

Schauspielhaus

Maximilianstr. 26
80539 München

To the website Directions

  • Parking spaces:

    No

  • Gastronomic offer:

    Yes, only drinks

Organiser

Münchner Kammerspiele

publikum@kammerspiele.de
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Tickets

Prices:

10,00 € – 40,00 €

5,00 € – 10,00 € (reduced price)

Advance booking:

Tel: 089. 23 39 66 00
E-Mail: theaterkasse@kammerspiele.de

Further information

  • Age recommendation:

    From 18 years

  • What language:

    German

Further dates

From the left Kamill Lippa, Jelena Kuljić, Konstantin Kloppe, Edith Saldanha, Maia Ceres, Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann, Klaus Lengefeld, Lotta Ökmen
From the left Kamill Lippa, Jelena Kuljić, Konstantin Kloppe, Edith Saldanha, Maia Ceres, Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann, Klaus Lengefeld, Lotta Ökmen © Judith Buss
From the left Edith Saldanha, Maia Ceres, Klaus Lengefeld, Konstantin Kloppe, Lucy Wilke, Jelena Kuljić, Michiel Vandevelde, Kamill Lippa, Lotta Ökmen, Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann
From the left Edith Saldanha, Maia Ceres, Klaus Lengefeld, Konstantin Kloppe, Lucy Wilke, Jelena Kuljić, Michiel Vandevelde, Kamill Lippa, Lotta Ökmen, Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann © Judith Buss
From the left Konstantin Kloppe, Klaus Lengefeld, Michiel Vandevelde, Edith Saldanha, Lucy Wilke, Jelena Kuljić, Lotta Ökmen, Maia Ceres, Kamill Lippa, Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann
From the left Konstantin Kloppe, Klaus Lengefeld, Michiel Vandevelde, Edith Saldanha, Lucy Wilke, Jelena Kuljić, Lotta Ökmen, Maia Ceres, Kamill Lippa, Theresa "BiMän" Bittermann © Judith Buss

Organiser

Münchner Kammerspiele

The Münchner Kammerspiele is one of the most important theatres in the German-speaking world. The theatre sees itself as an aesthetically innovative, contemporary and cosmopolitan municipal theatre with a socio-political orientation. Barbara Mundel took over as artistic director of the Münchner Kammerspiele at the beginning of the 2020/2021 season.