Five Jewish Women. Five German Women                                           

AUGUST 24: INTIMATE RELATIONS: AN EVENING OF DIALOGUE

moderated by Mario Golden; with the members of the Berlin and New York ensembles

AUGUST 25:  INTIMATE RELATIONS: SEARCHING FOR A NEW SUN by Robin Rice Lichtig 

STAGED READING / directed by Andreas Robertz and Mario Golden

with Olivia Roric, Tahlia Miller, Ingrid Fraley, Karen Cifarelli and Juliette Rubin

Schedule of performances: August 18-29, 2010

detailed information about the BERLIN / NEW YORK INTIMATE RELATIONS PROJECT HERE. 

at English Theatre Berlin or at Jüdisches Waisenhaus, Berliner Str. 120/121, 13187 Berlin (details below)

Lunas Armband by Mario Golden and Beate Haeckl

Opening on August 18, 2010, 8 pm
Additional performances: August 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27 and 28, 2010, 8 pm
Jüdisches Waisenhaus (Jewish Orphanage) / Betsaal 

Five German women discover inconsistencies in the story of a family heirloom. Together they try to
unveil the secrets and reconstruct the love story between Luna, a Jewish Argentinean, and a German
woman. Their own stories will not remain untouched.

Direction: Mario Golden, Andreas Robertz Assistant Director: Nadine Meier Ensemble Berlin: Beate Adele Bernard, Judith
Evers, Tina Otte, Heidrun Reinhardt, Christine Stienemeier Production: OneHeart Productions and LowSkin Productions e.V.
Choreography: Nancy Ferragallo Costumes / Set Design: Ulrike Melnik Dramaturgical support: Barbara Kastner

Intimate Relations – An Evening of Dialogue

(In English)

August 24, 2010, 8 pm • English Theatre Berlin / Studio

Members of both ensembles begin a dialogue of reconciliation in Berlin and invite audience members
to take part in a moderated talk. The full cast and directors Mario Golden and Andreas Robertz relay
their experiences and impressions and interact with the public.

Searching for a New Sun by Robin Rice Lichtig

(Staged reading, in English)
August 25, 2010, 8 pm • English Theatre Berlin / Studio

Four third-generation Jewish women from different backgrounds attempt to break the silence that is
carefully guarded by Holocaust survivor Ruth Steinberg – and in the process get closer to themselves.
The play tells of the difficulties of penetrating painful hidden memories and reflects their meaning for
the descendants of victims.
Direction: Mario Golden, Andreas Robertz Ensemble New York: Karen Cifarelli, Tahlia Miller, Olivia Roric, Juliette Rubin, Ingrid Fraley

Production: OneHeart Productions and LowSkin Productions e. V.

Intimate Relations – A Symbolic Improvisation