TUM goes Kammerspiele: "Liebe (Amour)"

This new offer from our Center for Culture and the Arts allows members of our university to enjoy theatre evenings together. With student tickets for 5 euros and an exclusive side programme. We start with the play "Liebe (Amour)" (German with English surtitles) which is about one of the great controversies of our time: euthanasia. Through "Liebe (Amour)" Karin Henkel finds new images for a deeply moving subject.

The side program for TUM students and staff consists of an introduction and a follow-up discussion with the production's dramaturge, Tobias Schuster. The introduction starts at 7 pm, meeting point is at the theatre gate (Falckenbergstr. 2), the play itself starts at 8 pm.

Schuster offers insights into the production and subject matter of "Liebe (Amour)": "The people we have invited to collaborate on this special project are all people who have already been confronted with the question of self-determined dying in their biographies, either themselves or with regard to close relatives. Their deeply touching stories flow into this theater evening, which asks in poetic images for a self-determined handling of illness and death."