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A theatrical installation by Thomas Bo Nilsson, based on Giovanni Boccaccio’s work. The Decameron is a collection of 100 novellas. The title means “Ten-day-work” and the work is regarded as the bible of narration per se. On each of these days, a king or queen is chosen to determine a field of topics. Everyone present has to make up a story and present it to the others. Thomas Bo Nilsson’s theatrical installations operate on the interfaces between theatre, visual art and performance; his theatre worlds are venues of encounters: encounters between performers and audience, between the drama’s characters and their guests, on the threshold between art and life.
- Bishop
- Christian Behrend
- Susana AbdulMajid
- Juan Corres Benito
- Lena Bösch
- Lioba Breitsprecher
- Julian Wolf Eicke
- Pierre Emö
- Mario Gaulke
- Robin Jentys
- Franziska Kleinert
- Jennifer Lau
- Jens
- Peter Luppa
- Sebastian Urbanski
- Lilly Menke
- Carlotta Monty Meyer
- Pia Wurzer
- Laurean Wagner
- Marian Mutschlechner
- Thomas Bo Nilsson
- Rosario Noviello
- Ute Reintjes
- Zora Schemm
- Annalena Thielemann
- Michael Wittsack
- Nele Winkler
- Sebastian Rohrbach
- Thomas Bo Nilsson, Julian Wolf Eicke Directors/ Stage/ Costume Design
- Jacob Suske Music Director
- Clara Topic-Matutin Artistic Advisor
