Fast Forward

The production SUPERSOCIAL by the EsSound Designian artists Üüve-Lydia Toompere and Siim Tõniste is an invitation to the audience. Your hosts will bring you into conversation with each other, easy-going, personal and sometimes surprisingly deep. Maybe you’ll agree with someone else's opinion over the 100 minutes, maybe you’ll stand up for something alone for once. In the meantime you can simply watch and at the end you’ll get 600 seconds for free – for something very special. SUPERSOCIAL! SUPERSOCIAL is a piece that doesn't necessarily need a theatre, because it can take place anywhere where people come together for all kinds of reasons. That's why the production is now travelling through Dresden for five performances, from the Zentralwerk in Pieschen to the Club oka in the industrial district beyond the Dresden Neustadt to the terrace of the Kleines Haus. Originally scheduled for November 2020 in the frame of the European festival for young directors Fast Forward, the work could not take place due to the lockdown, but then received the festival's residence prize donated by the Förderverein of Staatsschauspiel Dresden. And now Üüve-Lydia Toompere and Siim Tõniste are redeeming their prize. In various interviews with interlocutors from Dresden they have been exploring since April the city, in which they are now inviting the audience to SUPERSOCIAL. That means that your hosts are well prepared to start a conversation with you. Let us surprise you!

Authors, on Stage Siim Tõniste, Üüve-Lydia Toompere

Performer Maryn-Liis Rüütelmaa

Sound Design Dillon Sutherland / Artist Mari Škerin / Light Design, Technical Solutions Henry Kasch / Project management Kaie Küünal / Language Assistant Alexander Voss / Project management Dresden Charlotte Keck / Technical Realization Dresden Julius Kählig, Steffen Huhn / Co-Production Kanuti Gildi SAAL

with kind support by the Ministry of Culture from the Republic of Estland and the Förderverein Staatsschauspiel Dresden e. V.

Many thanks for the support in the phase of residency goes to: Dr. Joachim Amm (Sächsische Landeszentrale für politische Bildung), Kathrin Bastet (Weiterdenken – Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Sachsen e. V.), Valentina Marcenaro (JugendKunstschule Dresden), Josefine Lindner und Nika Kohler (CAMBIO e. V.), Holger Milkau (Kreuzkirche Dresden) Kerstin Lorenz (Stadtmuseum Dresden), Cornelia Reichel (Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden) sowie Zukunftsstadt Dresden, Queer Pride Dresden, Gedenkstätte Bautzner Straße, Sukuma Arts e. V., Lokale Agenda 21, Gerede e. V., objekt klein a