A musical and theatrical performance
The “MarienVokalconsort” and sign language performer Jan Sell invite you to experience sound, space, and movement in a new way.
What do we perceive in a church? Many people associate it with the sound of an organ, choral singing, or prayer. But how do deaf people experience such a place? “Do not be afraid…” invites you to discover different forms of perception.
The “MarienVokalconsort” describes the space through music, while sign language actor Jan Sell does so through poetic movements. The program centers on works by Johann Crüger and Johann Sebastian Bach exploring the themes of birth, praise, mourning, and consolation. This musical and theatrical performance brings together sound, movement, and space, encouraging both deaf and hearing people to engage with one another and rethink the boundaries of perception.
Artistic Directors: Marie-Louise Schneider and Steffen Tast
Note: Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The performance begins at 6:00 p.m.
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