INSIDE STORIES 04: Rimini Protokoll's interactive theatre
Stefan Kaegi of the Berlin-based theatre group Rimini Protokoll talks about their interactive theater -- including "Call Cutta in a Box," which is played out one-on-one over the telephone. More info at www.InsideStoriesOnline.com.
Stefan Kaegi - ON BINOCULARS AND REMOTE CONTROLLED SPECTATORS (O DALJNOGLEDIH IN DALJINSKO VODENIH GLEDALCIH)
Stefan Kaegi, mednarodno uveljavljen interdisciplinarni umetnik v svojem delu uprizarja žive ready-made ali pa strokovnjake premesti na oder in v sivo cono med realnostjo in fikcijo, pri čemer uporablja dokumentarno gradivo in gledališke intervencije. Kaegi bo prikazal in komentiral kratke videe o …
Urban Places – Public Spaces
Room: STG-3
Geraldine de Bastion, Stefan Kaegi, Yaşar Adnan Adanalı
A great example of the battle between reclaiming of public space and privatization is Madrid – whilst activities are breathing new cultural and political life into one of the central squares with the “El Campo de Cebada" …
Stefan Kaegi (Switzerland) on Temple du présent – Solo pour octopus: Film with Frank
The Swiss artist Stefan Kaegi is one of the leading figures in European theatre. With the Rimini Protokoll collective, he has contributed to broadening the notion of documentary theatre by attempting to depict reality in all its facets, notably by calling on “experts of everyday life”.
The Segal F…
That's some good art
This week there's a strong science and art vibe as Izzy and Anna describe their favourite exhibitions of all time. There's some existential jellyfish, some wondrous mahogany cabinets, a deep dive into Alice in Wonderland, the origin story of Rachel Sussman, and some mild controversy over utensil us…
Rimini Protokoll & Albert Moukheiber: How can art change our environmental behaviour?
Daniel Wetzel is co-founder of the theatre label Rimini Protokoll, together with Helgard Haug and Stefan Kaegi. Over 20 years of activities on stages, streets and various kinds of urban sites, they have created over 300 different works, including: “World Climate Change Conference” (2015), which div…
Why Theatre?
Nico Andreas Heller in Conversation with Stefan Kaegi.
Over the years, Stefan Kaegi’s work has been variously described as documentary, participatory, experimental and postdramatic. In this podcast we talk about his unique approach and practice as a theatre director and work with Remini Protokoll, …
The story behind "This is not an Embassy (Made in Taiwan)" from German director Stefan Kaegi
German director Stefan Kaegi likens the production of his play "This is not an Embassy (Made in Taiwan)" to a diplomatic process -- one involving constant negotiation between different protagonists. He speaks to I-C-R-T's Hope Ngo about what inspired him to write the play, and how he chose to go ab…
The story behind "This is not an Embassy (Made in Taiwan)" from German director Stefan Kaegi
German director Stefan Kaegi likens the production of his play "This is not an Embassy (Made in Taiwan)" to a diplomatic process -- one involving constant negotiation between different protagonists. He speaks to I-C-R-T's Hope Ngo about what inspired him to write the play, and how he chose to go ab…
Conference documentation: Theatre Sound as Collaboration. Part 4.1
Sound in revisited theatre stagings curated by Anna R. Burzyńska, Ursula Kramer and Julia H. Schröder
The full programme of the conference can be found here:
https://theatermus.hypotheses.org/theatre-sound-as-collaboration-distributed-creations-shared-agencies
Biographies
Dr. Julia H. Schröder (Un…
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