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SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Der Frequenzsprung (ab 8 Jahre + Erwachsene)
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:A technical run-through for Hedy Lamarr=0D=0A=0D=0AMany adults say: Children should go to the theater. Many adults also=0D=0Asay: Children shouldn't spend long hours on the computer. That's=0D=0Astrange, because adults themselves often spend long hours on the=0D=0Acomputer. That's why, in our new production, computer technology=0D=0Aitself becomes the star of the show, and this is how we play it:=0D=0AYou'll get a VR headset, and then you can decide for yourself how you=0D=0Awant to experience theater.=0D=0A=0D=0A• You can watch the performance normally in the theater.=0D=0A• Or you can watch with VR glasses, and then you're right in the=0D=0Amiddle of the action on stage.=0D=0A=0D=0AWe'll tell you how computers really came about, and about five=0D=0Aextraordinary pioneers whose ideas changed our (digital) world: Did=0D=0Ayou know that the history of information technology didn't begin in an=0D=0AAmerican garage in the 1980s, but 200 years ago at a glamorous=0D=0Adebutante ball? Or that we can connect wirelessly today because a=0D=0Agreat Hollywood diva once wanted to help end an even bigger war with=0D=0Aher invention, the "frequency jump"? And that the most important=0D=0Ainventors of information technology also fought for a just world and=0D=0Aagainst racism, sexism, and homophobia?=0D=0AThe research theatre invites children and adults to rediscover our=0D=0Adigital and analog world with VR glasses for everyone,=0D=0Astate-of-the-art stage technology and even more theatrical magic.=0D=0A=0D=0AFUNDUS THEATER/Research Theatre | Performance and Development: Brenda=0D=0AAlaís, Christopher Weymann | Programming: Aiden Rössler, Gloria=0D=0ASchulz, and Charlotte Wintgens from the Studio for Infinite=0D=0APossibilities | Theatre Technology: Anni Rauh | Machinist: Hanno Krieg=0D=0A| Scenography: Tamari Chikvaidze | Synthesizer: Alva Borchers |=0D=0ACostume: Tamari Chikvaidze, Brenda Alaís | Music: Original=0D=0Acompositions by Brenda Alaís, Johann Sebastian Bach's "Air" from the=0D=0A3rd Orchestral Suite performed by Wendy Carlos | Outside-Eye: Hannah=0D=0AKowalski, Sibylle Peters | Made possible by the inventions of: Ada=0D=0ALovelace, Alan Turing, Katherine Johnson, Hedy Lamarr, and Wendy=0D=0ACarlos=0D=0A=0D=0AFunded by the project fund for media and education from funds of the=0D=0AAuthority for Schools, Family and Vocational Training.=0D=0A
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