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Call Cutta
Mobile Phone Theatre
By Haug / Kaegi / Wetzel
Who are you when the phone rings?
Does intimicy start when service ends?
Imagine going for a walk with somebody who is not there!
A 60-minutes Mobile Phone Theatre by Haug/Kaegi/Wetzel
THE PLAY STARTS THE MOMENT YOUR CELL PHONE IS RINGING.
YOU WALK THROUGH THE CITY, THE SHOW IS AT THE PHONE.
A VOICE COMES CLOSER - WHO EVER IT IS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LINE THE TWO OF YOU ARE TRANSCONTINENTAL PARTNERS FOR THE NEXT 60 MINUTES. YOU HEAD OFF AS A SPECTATOR, BUT YOU MIGHT BECOME THE USER, THE AGENT, THE HERO OF YOUR PERSONAL SET.
This is the most intimate form of theatre that Kolkata has ever witnessed.
The Statesman
Slightly overwhelmed by the intensity and busyness of the encounter but looking at my surroundings with new eyes, I come to the end of the tour in a shiny mall at Potsdamer Platz to finally see 'Bruce' waving at me from a small screen in the window of a consumer electronics store.
DW-World.de
Documentation
Call Cutta
Documentation
Report 3Sat
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Report 3Sat
Trailer
Call Cutta
Trailer
Mobile phones take to the stage
Torunn Hansen-Tangen
03.10.2006 / ERICSSON Homepage
On Rimini Protokoll
Peter Michailzik
01.08.2006 / Goethe Institut Webseite
Giving Globalization a Coy Voice
Sonia Phalnikar
20.04.2005 / Deutsche Welle (online)
Flirting with Service Society
Florian Malzacher
05.04.2005 / Frankfurter Rundschau
Call Cutta in Kreuzberg
Jens Roselt
03.04.2005 / Goethe-Institut, Online-Redaktion
Phone theatre
14.03.2005 / The Statesman
A trek through two cities, just a call away
Prahim D. Gupta
26.02.2005 / The Telegraph (Calcutta)
Two cities and a crisis of identity
Pratim D. Gupta
21.02.2005 / The Telegraph (Calcutta)
Call Kutta for twin city theatre tour
Subhro Saha
27.10.2004 / The Telegraph Calcutta
Audience-participation theatre for laymen
by Tobias Becker and Wolfgang Höbel
DER SPIEGEL
Über Rimini Protokoll
Peter Michailzik
01.08.2006 / Goethe Institut Webseite
Wir arbeiten nur mit Profis
Uwe Gössel
01.05.2006 / Berliner Festspiele (Homepage)
Theatertelefonservice
Eva Behrendt
01.05.2005 / Theater heute
Und das Telefon sagt Du
Max Glauner
15.04.2005 / Freitag
Sehenswert: Call Cutta
Christine Wahl
07.04.2005 / Berliner Tip
Das Flirten der Service-Gesellschaft
Florian Malzacher
05.04.2005 / Frankfurter Rundschau
Wer ist der Feind deines Feindes?
Jan Oberländer
05.04.2005 / Der Tagesspiegel
Spaziergang im Denkschritt
Doris Meierhenrich
05.04.2005 / Berliner Zeitung
Call Cutta in Kreuzberg
Jens Roselt
03.04.2005 / Goethe-Institut - Online Redaktion
Auf indischer Schnitzeljagd durch Berlin-Kreuzberg
Dirk Krampnitz
03.04.2005 / Welt am Sonntag
Wege im Ohr
Martin Kämpchen
07.03.2005 / Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Call it Call Cutta in a Box
Barbara Van Lindt
01.05.2008 / Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Brussels