Actor

Schauspieler

Ingolstadt, 1926. The Pioneer is in the country! Dispatched to build a bridge, the group of soldiers is welcomed as an exciting diversion in the orderly routine of small-town life. The unemployed Alma quickly makes the acquaintance of the foreign pioneers and sergeants. The maid Berta wants to do likewise. Her chosen one, Karl, who is regularly harassed by his military superiors, warns: whoever loves him must suffer. Nevertheless, Berta seeks love with him, while the young Fabian fails in his advances toward her. The advice from those around them is: in love a man must be cold. The system of pressure that holds the men firmly in its grip discharges painfully in every one of their encounters, tearing unbridgeable rifts in their dealings with one another.

Pioniere in Ingolstadt

Münchner Volkstheater

After Ingmar Bergman. Elisabet no longer speaks. During a performance of "Elektra," the actress falls silent in the middle of the stage. When her condition does not improve after some time, nurse Alma is to look after the woman who refuses to speak.

Persona

By Eugène Ionesco, translated by Claus Bremer and Hans Rudolf Stauffacher. Directed by Anna Marboe. 1 hour 45 minutes, no intermission. Note: Strobe lighting is used.

Actor, Schauspieler

Nils Karsten

Events

Past events

Jan 22, 2026

Pioniere in Ingolstadt · Münchner Volkstheater

Sep 27, 2025

Persona · Münchner Volkstheater

Future and recently performed repertoire

Almas Double in Persona by Beck

Münchner Volkstheater

Hans / Herr Ochs in Rhinoceros by Ionesco

Münchner Volkstheater

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