"Bivouac"

A theatrical monologue with Gottfried Breitfuss "It's late and dark. The wind roars around the tent, but we listen to the silence. It sounds and whispers of past journeys. Of fear and hesitation, and of surviving." (A.-M. Krüger) A bivouac combines the cozy with the uncanny: separated only by a thin membrane from the imponderable outside world, the tent offers a fragile sense of security. The approximately 50-minute monologue with Gottfried Breitfuss captures this atmosphere between security and threat. In a text collage, authors such as Annemarie Schwarzenbach, Friedrich Hölderlin, Nicole Niquille, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Jean Paul speak through him, allowing us to experience the bivouac as a metaphor for the vulnerability of our existence. With: Gottfried Breitfuss Monday, September 15, 9:15 p.m. – Hotel Margna – general admission only! Friday, September 19, 9:15 p.m. – Museum Sils – general admission only!