MARTA GÓRNICKA

CHORUS

MOTHERS A SONG FOR WAR TIME fot. Bartek Warzecha

CONSTITUTION fot.Michał Rumas

JEDEM DAS SEINE Fot.Dawid Balzer

GRUNDGESETZ Fot.Lutz Knospe

MOTHER COURAGE WON'T REMAIN SILENT. THE CHORUS FOR WAR TIME

HYMN TO LOVE Fot.Magda Hueckel

COMMUNITY - AN APP FOR ONE PERSON Fot.Lutz Knospe

M(OTHER)COURAGE

HYMN TO LOVE Fot. Maciej Rukasz

CONSTITUTION Fot.Michał Rumas

GRUNDGESETZ Fot.Lutz Knospe

AT THE TIME WHEN UKRAINE IS CRYING OUT, we need theatre with its power of transformation. The power to remember what is most monstrous. We need practices brought by the CHORUS- community practices, healing. A theatre of new forms of solidarity. And new rituals. (Marta Górnicka for Theatre der Zeit)

MOTHERS A SONG FOR WARTIME

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15.11.2023 BERLINER ZEITUNG ABOUT PREMIERE OF MOTHERS IN Maxim Gorki Theater BERLIN

“Marta Górnicka’s miracle weapon against the war in the Berlin Maxim Gorki Theatre”. Marta Górnicka brings a chorus of refugee women to the stage with MOTHERS; human greatness against the brutality of war. This evening is a choral tale from the strength of the individual, which tells of dark violence and ends in bright humanity.« Doris […]

04.11.2023 TAGESSPIEGEL ABOUT PREMIERE OF MOTHERS IN Maxim Gorki Theater BERLIN

“The hour is an eternity and overwhelming dread. You have seen and experienced things for which there are no words. About which they speak and sing here, together, in a clear and strict form. With an attitude that moves and shocks.” Rudiger Schaper, TAGESSPIEGEL, 04.11.2023″ School of empathy”

03.11.2023 GERMAN PREMIERE OF “MOTHERS A SONG FOR WARTIME” AT Maxim Gorki Theater, NOVEMBER 3,4,9 at 19.00

A performance of 21 Ukrainian, Polish, Belarusian mothers and their children. The wartime rituals of violence against women are unchanging. War asks Europe the ultimate questions: about responsibility in the face of danger, and about our defense mechanisms. Out of the testimonies of mothers and children—Ukrainians, Belarusians and Poles: those who have fled war; those […]

I believe that the VOICE has a great power. I believe in the power of the multilingual CHORUS of voices which acts beyond language, in spite of it, and it resists divisions and violence through the sheer co-presence of infinitely diverse bodies.