**A radio play performed and sung live offers a poetic view of biographies in times of change – driven by the curiosity of the younger generation. **
The musical evening evokes memories of courage and impertinence, of songs and attitude to life. A sense of an inkling quietly blends in: Change was never the exception, but everyday life. It is about life experiences that are attached to objects, song lines, smells or places and it is about how political changes and uncertain times were coped with. If it worked before, it will work again.
Actress Jördis Wölk and musician Bringfried Löffler perform a refreshing dialogue between two generations live. This sung/spoken conversation will be interspersed with pieces from five interviews conducted in advance. The audience is also welcome to share their own perspectives. The three questions that give the piece its title are meant as an impulse to bring one's own views into play.
Jördis Wölk makes drama. She explores the relationship between language and movement, works with voice and asks questions. She is a child of the post-reunification era and senses that her parents' generation has by no means said everything worth saying.
Bringfried Löffler makes music. He is interested in the connection between song and memory. He explores the song as an artistic way of saying the unsayable and formulating statements that outlast everyday life.
Production: KOMBINAT combines dance and film Funded by the state capital Potsdam, the Brandenburg State Centre for Political Education, in cooperation with Treffpunkt Freizeit KUBUS gGmbH and kindly supported by Strobel Rechtsanwälte.
Treffpunkt Freizeit, Am Neuen Garten 64, 14469 Potsdam, Germany
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