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Art? Enjoy. Destroy.
“Nothing much happened at first .. After about an hour, I got my first nutter.”
He doesn´t know a thing about art. But being a former bouncer, Dave
gets hired to guard a controversial piece of art. “Jesus on the Cross”
is ten feet high by six feet wide and was created in a, well, let’s say,
different sort of way. There are people out there who won´t like it,
and there are many ways of looking at it. While Dave develops his own
relation to art and this particular piece, he begins defending it
against his wife, the media and a whole bunch of religious fanatics.
Then the shit hits the fan. In the end, his troubles come from an
unexpected side.
Nick Hornby´s NippleJesus is a warm and funny examination of our personal perspectives on modern art and the irreverent ways of the contemporary art world . What do we make of art and why? And who gets to decide what is art and what is not? How manipulative is the art world? Nick Hornby has a few interesting suggestions.
Jesse Inman is originally from Birmingham / UK and moved to Germany in 2003. Since then he has worked as a freelance actor and has been involved in various productions at English Theatre Berlin, the most recent of which was Playing Sandwiches, a part of Alan Bennett´s Talking Heads series. Since 2006 he has been working with the Swiss theater company FAR A DAY CAGE, has been an ensemble actor at Theater Basel since 2012. In the summer of 2015 will start acting at Schauspielhaus Wien. Along side theater work he has also been involved in various films such as Julie Delpy’s Countess and Lars von Triers Nymphomaniac.
Tickets:
15,40 € I students 8,80 €
Weitere Informationen & Tickets unter:
www.etberlin.de
