Wer lange wartet, stirbt.

The term "climate change" is all over the media, all over the world, and is in the consciousness of everyone around the globe.
Karina Wasitschek has captured this topic in a very topical play for a young actress. The protagonist - a climate activist - gives free rein to her questions and reflections on people's behavior, as she feels an urgent need to share her views on the dynamics of climate change. This is increasingly developing into a catastrophe that is forcing people to take action. The protagonist shows her personal confrontation with this circumstance and addresses her overwhelming ability to make a difference as an individual. She takes a stand in her search for solutions and thus gives this play a perspective for the future, true to the motto "Nothing is impossible".

It plays: Esrah Ugurlu
Direction & dramaturgy: Katja Schmidt-Oehm and Brigitte Luik
Stage design and costumes: Gudrun Schretzmeier

Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany Article 20a: "The state shall protect the natural foundations of life and animals within the framework of the constitutional order, also in responsibility for future generations."