MINA-Theatergruppe

Yılanlar şahı Şahmeran ve Camsap / Die Schlangenkönigin Şahmaran und Camsap

  • Theatre
Minimum age: 4 years
With German surtitles /  Turkish /  approx. 60 mins.

Camsap discovers an underground cave while playing hide-and-seek: this is the world of the snake queen Şahmaran and many other healers. They live in harmony with animals and plants and have withdrawn from humans. Camsap promises to keep their secret. 

The MINA theatre group retells the Persian-Anatolian fairy tale with a theatre and puppet show, live music and a snake choir. And celebrates its tenth anniversary: inclusive, young and old, and heart-warming. It is about nothing less than friendship and trust, secrets and the healing of the world.

With Berlin bleibt!, Werkstatt Mehringplatz and Treffpunkt Mehringplatz various connections and collaborations between HAU and numerous neighbourhood projects and organisations have emerged and grown in recent years.

This is also the case with the theatre group MINA - Leben in Vielfalt e.V., a place of play and encounter for actors and musicians aged 9 to 50 with and without disabilities. Located on Mehringplatz in Kreuzberg, in the immediate neighbourhood of HAU, they are now performing on the HAU2 stage for the second time.

Cast

Narrator: Ayşe Aytan / Şahmaran: Kayra – Lina – Nilüfer Sever, Beyza Çalışkan, Berna Türkel / Camsap: Samet Erkabalcı / Meryem: Asiye Aydın / Mother Cansel Ana: Duygu Özen / Doctor: Aynur Türkel / Children from the village & dance group: Begümhan Akgün, Buse Nur Uslu, Doğancan Deniz, Esra Uzunpınar, Merve Abasıyanık, Mizgin Ersöz, Regina Shevchenko, Sawsan Awad, Sinem Güroğlu, Sinem Yürekli / Chief of laboratory: Begümhan Akgün / Dance leader: Regina Shevchenko / Pensioneers choir of the snakes: Aynur Türkel, Çiğdem Eroğlu, Sebiha Uslu, Esengül Çalışkan / Adaption & direction: Hülya Karcı / Assistance direction: Sevgi Erkabalcı, Sebiha Uslu / Conception & design oh Şahmaran doll: Abdurrahman Gügercin / Props: Esengül Çalışkan, Hatice Deniz / Costumes: Defne Belkıs, Esengül Çalışkan, Hatice Deniz, Havva Güroğlu / Piano music: Jannes Ard Cullmann / Lyrics of the snake choir & musical arrangement: Aynur Türkel, Çiğdem Eroğlu, Sebiha Uslu, Esengül Çalışkan / Choreography: Regina Shevchenko, Sevgi Erkabalcı / Illustration of intertitles: Defne Belkıs / Images for stage: Aleyna Türkel / Grafic design: Deniz Keskin / Surtitles: NN / Co-ordination: Meral Cendal

Dates

Past
Sun 9.6.2024, 16:00 / HAU2

Further Information

Visitor note

9.6. Relaxed Performance

Relaxed Performances are aimed at all those who feel more comfortable in a relaxed atmosphere. Noise and movement are explicitly allowed in the audience. Visitors who need a break can leave the room and come back at any time.

Credits

A project by MINA - Leben in Vielfalt e.V. in co-operation with HAU Hebbel am Ufer. Supported by: Cultural Office Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg.

Location

HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

There are two marked parking spots in front of the building. Barrier-free restroom facilities are available. Four relaxed seats are available in the first row of HAU2. Tickets for wheelchair users and accompanying persons can also be booked via the ticketing system. If you need help, please contact our Ticketing & Service team at +49 (0)30 259004-27 or send us an email to
tickets@hebbel-am-ufer.de.

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