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If you were going to tell your life story, which moments would you choose? In eleven scenes, subtly skipping forwards and backwards in time, Pulitzer Prize-winner Tracy Letts unfolds a woman’s life in all its deeply eventful normality. Different actors portray the main character in various key situations, outlining hopeful moments and misfortunes, instances of fulfilment and of doubt. They sketch a full life, revealing itself in fragments, like a dear acquaintance’s photo album would open to the eye of a beholder. When can a life be considered a success? Following his world-wide hit of “August: Osage County”, Tracy Letts has written a delicate text about a perfect life with all its imperfections; David Bösch, one of the German theatre’s more sensitive story tellers, is the director.
- Wilhelmina Mischorr as Mary Page Marlowe mit 12 Jahren
- Elisabeth Moell as Mary Page Marlowe mit 12 Jahren
- Bettina Hoppe as Mary Page Marlowe mit 40, 44, 50 Jahren
- Corinna Kirchhoff as Mary Page Marlowe mit 59, 63, 69 Jahren
- Arsseni Bultmann as Louis Gilbert
- Barney Lubina as Louis Gilbert
- Luisa-Céline Gaffron as Wendy Gilbert
- Bineta Hansen as Lorna
- Ruby Commey as Connie
- Martin Rentzsch as Andy; Therapeut; Ray; Der Mann in der Reinigung
- Sascha Nathan as Ed Marlowe; Dan
- Annika Meier as Roberta Marlowe; Krankenschwester
- David Bösch Director
- Patrick Bannwart Set Designer
- Meentje Nielsen Costume Designer
- Karsten Riedel Musician
- Ulrich Eh Lighting Designer
- Sibylle Baschung Dramatic Advisor
