TUM goes Kammerspiele: Eurydike und Orpheus

The Münchner Kammerspiele, the "theater of the city", opens its doors together with the TUM Center for Culture and Arts and invites students and employees to theater evenings with an exclusive supporting program.

Before the play Eurydike und Orpheus, employees of the Kammerspiele theater will give a behind-the-scenes look at the production. Afterwards, there will also be time for a snack in the Kammerspiele canteen.

• The free event will be held in English.
• The play begins at 8 p.m. in the Schauspielhaus (German with English surtitles).
• For TUM students there are exclusively discounted tickets for Eurydike und Orpheus on 15.06 (ticket category "Mach Mit" for 5€).
• The Behind-the-Scenes offer is aimed at TUM students and TUM employees.
• Registration is requested due to the limited number of participants.

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About the play: “Orpheus, probably the most well-known singer from ancient Greece, could control animals and the elemental forces of nature with his art of singing. But he was unable to avert the inevitable fate of humans: the death of his beloved. In the soon-to-be present, the situation has not fundamentally changed: people know, down to the second, when they will die, and their death date is updated everyday based on medical data. And yet, the immortality of the beloved remains humanity’s unfulfilled dream.

Orpheus is the female president of a foundation dedicated to freezing terminally ill and dead people so they can be thawed out again once the problem of death has been resolved. Her partner, Eurydice, learns during a routine morning checkup that she only has 60 minutes left to live. She wants to spend her remaining time at Orpheus’s side. She refuses to be frozen.” (Münchner Kammerspiele)