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Intimate Strangers imagines the encounter between performer and spectator as a contractual relation characterised by anonymity and the implicit agreement to dissimulation. A hotel room becomes a resort of virtualities – enacted cultural memories, embodied or suspended fantasies, assumed roles or narratives – facilitated by the work of the hosting performer, yet dependent on the desire of the consuming guest. By exploring the therapeutic and liberating potentials of professionalised intimacy among strangers within a semi-private environment, ,Bruch‘- evokes a model of application for performative labour secluded from the representational hegemonies of public theatre.
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WITHWith Joscha Baltha, Ina Kollçaku, Nick Romeo Reimann
CONTRIBUTION BYMilena Büsch
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PREMIERE28 June, X-Erinnerungen, curated by Matthias Lilienthal, Helena Eckert and Fritzi Kötter
VIDEONicole Wytyczak
FOTONeven Allgeier