Die Mutter
The play Die Mutter tells the story of the emancipation of a simple woman who evolves from a caring mother at peace with the conditions that she lives in into a staunch revolutionary. Her transformation begins when her son Pawel joins the revolutionary worker’s movement in post-war Russia. Because she is afraid of losing him, she starts learning about the Marxist-proletarian movement and, realising that she has choices in her life, becomes a burning advocate of the revolution. And yet, she will not be able to save her son.
Die Mutter is the third production by the Austrian-Bulgarian director Christina Tscharyiski at Berliner Ensemble. Her work is distinguished by a high degree of musicality, strength and powerful imagery.
Casts & Staff
- Regie: Christina Tscharyiski
- Musik: Hanns Eisler
- Musikalische Adaption: Manuel Poppe und Band
- Bühne: Janina Audick
- Kostüm: Verena Dengler
- Licht: Rainer Casper
- Dramaturgie: Clara Topic-Matutin
Galerie
v.l. Sophie Stockinger, Constanze Becker
vorne v.l. Constanze Becker, Manuel Poppe, Peter Moltzen
v.l. Josefin Platt, Constanze Becker, Sophie Stockinger, Jade Pearl Baker, Peter Moltzen, Jonathan Kempf
v.l. Sophie Stockinger, Jonathan Kempf, Josefin Platt, Jade Pearl Baker, Constanze Becker
v.l. Constanze Becker, Sophie Stockinger, Jade Pearl Baker, Peter Moltzen, Jonathan Kempf
v.l. Jonathan Kempf, Josefin Platt
v.l. Josefin Platt, Peter Moltzen, Jade Pearl Baker, Jonathan Kempf
Peter Moltzen
v.l. Peter Moltzen, Jade Pearl Baker, Jonathan Kempf
Sophie Stockinger
v.l. Jade Pearl Baker, Peter Moltzen, Constanze Becker, Sophie Stockinger, Jonathan Kempf
Sophie Stockinger
Constanze Becker
v.l. Jade Pearl Baker, Peter Moltzen, Jonathan Kempf, Josefin Platt
