In „Sechs Schwestern”, three people come together both at work and in their living room. As hands and ropes move, their thoughts wander freely. They speak to themselves, to each other, and to the audience: knot by knot, they dream of the future, reflect on happiness and work, despair, and find hope. Interwoven into the performance are fragments from Chekhov’s Three Sisters (premiered in 1901) and an open audio description, delivered by the three performers as an integral part of the stage action and audible to everyone in the audience.
Lea Moro intertwines the yearning for another place and the contemplation of purpose and work from Chekhov’s classic play with questions about a new or different sense of togetherness — a sisterhood.
AccessibilityThe performance takes place in Studio 14, Studio 14 is almost at ground level. The entrance is via Studio 13, there is a slight gradient of 1.0% from the outside to the entrance of Studio 14.
Studio 14 has 2 wheelchair spaces. The barrier-free toilet is located in the foyer of Studios 3, 4 and 5, which is about 6 meters across the courtyard.
Early boarding (early seating) is offered 5 minutes before the performance. Please register in advance at
ticketing@tanzfabrik-berlin.de.
If you have any further questions about the access requirements for this performance, please contact:
access@tanzfabrik-berlin.de Further information on accessibility can be found on our website: https://www.tanzfabrik-berlin.de/de/barrierefreiheit#
Content Note
“Six Sisters” takes place in an open lighting setting, with individual sections in twilight. The audience is also partially illuminated.
The piece lasts 53 minutes. There is no intermission.
The audio description is integrated into the play and can be heard in German. The language of the play is not translated into DGS or easy language.
Due to the integrated audio description, the audience is kindly asked not to be loud or noisy during the performance. The audience sits around the stage area.
The performance is surtitled in English.