Amoroso

Teatr Klucz

– Fünf Personen in weißen Anzügen auf Bühne, eine Person hält Mikrofon, eine sitzt am Boden mit Blumenkranz, eine sitzt auf Box mit Engelsflügeln.

What does love mean? How sincerely do we love? And what are we prepared to sacrifice for love? “Amoroso” by the multi-award-winning Polish theatre company Teatr Klucz is an intimate and powerful performance about love in all its many forms.“Strive, therefore, to turn your heart away from love of visible things and towards the invisible” – this quote from the 14th-century spiritual writer Thomas a Kempis forms the starting point for “Amoroso”. The piece explores the many facets of love: happy and fulfilling encounters as well as loss, abandonment and longing. Poetic, dreamlike and unhurried, the production combines dance, improvisation and spoken word to create a multi-layered exploration of the visible and invisible aspects of love. Following a successful tour through Poland and several awards, “Amoroso” can now be seen in Germany for the first time.Klucz Theatre is one of the few theatre companies in Poland formed of artists with disabilities. The group has been working as a resident ensemble at the Zamek Culture Centre in Poznań since 2016.Press:“The Klucz Theatre is a phenomenon. The Poznań group, led for several seasons by choreographer and dancer Janusz Orlik, has grown into one of the most interesting phenomena in Polish theatre.” (Polish theatre critic Dominik Gac)

Artists/Collaborators: Mariusz Józefiak (Performance), Jarosław Kubiak (Performance), Antek Kurjata (Performance), Daniel Laskowski (Performance), Bartosz Pawłowski (Performance), Lidia Piskorska (Performance), Karol Solski (Performance), Magdalena Szalbierz (Performance), Arkadiusz Żmijewski (Performance), Janusz Orlik (Regie, Bühnenbild & musikalisches Arrangement), Janusz Orlik mit dem Ensemble des Teatr Klucz (Choreografie), Antek Kurjata (Choreografie-Assistenz), Agnieszka Ostrowska (Kostüme), Arkadiusz Kuczyński (Lichtdesign), Janusz Orlik (Lichtdesign), Marcin Głowiński (Audiodeskription (Skript))

This performance contains sections with loud music, ear protection is available free of charge at the entrance. There are moments of complete darkness, and at times intense, changing lighting effects are used. Swear words will be used. The performers use bows and arrows on stage, these are symbolic in nature (made of wood, similar to toys). Recommended for audiences aged 14 and up.

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• Date Thursday, 19/November/2026 19:00
• Venue HAU Hebbel am Ufer - HAU1
• Address Stresemannstraße 29 A, 10963 Berlin-Kreuzberg
• Price from €22.00

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