The Earth actually had such a promising beginning: \u201cthe light and space, clouds and sound waves, sunspots and a cat, mountains and grains of dust, small airplanes, even a few holidays \u2026\u201d But now it has been predicted that the planet will disappear in 3.5 billion years. Or perhaps already in 3.5 hours? Or no, a mistake: in 40 minutes! Everything is happening so fast. Humanity is saying goodbye. Leaving the planet after having largely destroyed it. In small capsules, they drift away from it. \u201cDoes anyone still want to make a wish?\u201d the Earth asks.<\/p>\n
\nThe Nestroy Prize-winning author Kiki Miru Miroslava Svolikova discovered theatre during her art studies through various calls for submissions. In her play \u201cGi3F\u201d, God is not an old white man, but three women. Together, they look back at the Earth, observing a world they do not know whether its end has already arrived. They tell stories so that something exists and so that something will have existed. \u201cGi3F\u201d is a fast-paced, intelligent and humorous exploration of humanity\u2019s great questions.\n<\/p>\n
\nDuration: approx. 1 hour 40 minutes, no interval\n<\/p>\n
\nTEAM<\/strong>
\nDirection: B\u00fchneEva Zitta
\nCostumes: Frederike Marsha Coors
\nSound design: Katja Kettler
\nStage assistance: Marie J\u00e9gu\n<\/p>\n