Possible World
The Deaf Time Machine
A photograph from Deaf Time Machine by Possible World depicting a woman and a man on stage. The man is holding a tuning fork on the top of the woman's head and she is holding her palms out in a questioning manner.
The Deaf Time Machine
A photograph from Deaf Time Machine by Possible World depicting several performers on a large stage all dressed in black and white. They are all walking in different directions. Top right of the stage is a bathroom set up with a basin and toilet. To the back and to the right of the stage are photographs projected onto the walls.
The Deaf Time Machine
A photograph from Deaf Time Machine by Possible World depicting five men with bare torsos standing in a line. They all have their arms folded and raised to their chests. A woman is on their left, dividing the scene is a wash basin.
The Deaf Time Machine
A photograph from Deaf Time Machine by Possible World depicting two women on a stage. They are both signing. They both wear white tops and black trousers.
THE DEAF TIME MACHINE Possible World is a platform for inclusive theatre and media projects. Since 2009, it has developed inclusive, performative formats and working techniques. The Team and Ensemble are deaf, hard of hearing and hearing. Possible World, works, rehearses and plays in German sign language and phonetic language.
Contact details
Michaela Caspar
director
Possible World e.V.
Wallst.32, Haus C
10179 Berlin
Germany
Artistic Directors
Michaela Caspar, Till Nikolaus von Heiseler
Online
Email: mail@possibleworld.eu
Website: http://www.possibleworld.eu/
THE DEAF TIME MACHINE
Duration: 100
Description: A research-project played by deaf and hearing people for deaf and hearing people, in sign language, loud voice accompanying gestures, phonetic language and film, livecam, discussion, written words and musi
Extra information: www.possibleworld.eu
People on road: 20
US.
Duration: 2 x 20 mins
Description: A short film in German sign language and phonetic language. An Ensemble of 16 teenagers and young adults from Berlin deaf, hard of hearing, multiple disabled and hearing people set out, partly with absurd actions, partly with poetic views, to explore their background as immigrants.
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