Music Performance

wittmann/zeitblom: Is Everybody In?

Sat, Jan 16, 2016

Lecture Hall

6.30 pm

Admission: Evening ticket 12€/10€

Welcome to the world’s most violent game —without meaning, rules or scores. A remote-controlled bomb hits its target, an audio-visual machine of images, beats, bass-heavy apocalyptic dubs and voices drives the prism of Deleuzian control societies.

wittmann/zeitblom’s audio-visual collage features Electro-Punk duo Cobra Killer, Schaubühne actress Jule Böwe, Puppetmastaz’ Blake Worrell and drummer Achim Färber.

Video designer - Rene Liebert

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