Die Traumdeutung von Sigmund Freud - Akademiethea

A book like a dream, as groundbreaking as it is controversial. Sigmund Freud's grand project is as impenetrable as the soul it examines. A confused guide to the sites of dreams and thus to the ego, which, according to Freud, is what dreams are exclusively about. Until the end of his life, he considered The Interpretation of Dreams his most important work, a founding document of psychoanalysis and a scientific guide to understanding dreams. Using the means of language, he wanted to get behind their manifest manifestations and was convinced that he could solve the riddles of dreams by discovering in their images a psychic function and a form of thinking that generates meaning. The Interpretation of Dreams also became a standard work for art, which always seeks out the places of dreams. Published at the turn of the century, the work eventually became a seismograph for the great epochal change. Freud's call to interpret one's dreams can also be understood as an attempt to better understand the world of the day and waking life, which is as confusing and incoherent as dreams.Theatre duo Dead Centre hail from London and Dublin. With Chekhov's First Play and Hamnet, they have created adaptations of Platonov and Hamlet that are as witty as they are entertaining, shattering with relish the division between fiction on stage and reality in the audience. After touring all over the world, they are now presenting this new work to Viennese audiences. The path of their TheaterTraumwerkstatt leads from Freud's dream of Irma's Injection to our present, in which the wish-fulfilment of dreams has long since become reality.DIRECTOR BUSH MOUKARZEL , BEN KIDDSTAGE AND COSTUMES NINA WETZELVIDEO DESIGN SOPHIE LUXMUSIC KEVIN GLEESONLIGHTING MARCUS LORANDRAMATURGY ANDREAS KARLAGANISWITH ALEXANDRA HENKEL , PHILIPP HAUS , TIM WERTHS , JOHANNES ZIRNER