The Rabtaldirndln

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The Rabtaldirndln are a five-person theater and performance collective from Graz , founded in 2003 , consisting of Barbara Carli, Rosi Degen, Bea Dermond, Gudrun Maier and Gerda Strobl. The eponymous Rabtal is an imaginary territory in Styria. In addition to the five players, changing directors and dramaturges, previously mostly members of the ensemble of the Graz Theater im Bahnhof , are involved in the creation of the productions . A recurring theme in the Rabtaldirndln's productions is the tension between town and country.

In particular with the production Aufplatzen , with which the Rabtaldirndln were represented at the Freischwimmer 2009 and Impulse 2011 theater festivals , as well as through cooperation with brut Wien and the Pathos Transport Theater , the Rabtaldirndln gained notoriety beyond their Styrian homeland.

Productions

  • By half-full by Death (2003, directed by Ed Hauswirth. )
  • The Rabtaldirndln will help you! (2004, directed by Ed.Hauswirth)
  • Change, the Rabtaldirndln's companion club (2005, directed by Ed.Hauswirth)
  • 15 years Rabtaldirndln - a gala (2006, director: Ed.Hauswirth)
  • How far are you going for me A series of self-experiments. (2007, director: Helmut Köpping )
  • Mortal Words (long-term performance, 2008)
  • As far as I know I can't dance. (2009, director: Monika Klengel )
  • 69 Revolutionary Moments (2009, Director: Ed.Hauswirth)
  • Aufplatzen (2009, dramaturgy: Monika Klengel and Marcus Dross)
  • Targeted (2010, director: Ed. Hauswirth)
  • Move mountains (2011, director: Monika Klengel)
  • Unrestrained - a tavern of the Rabtaldirndln (2011)
  • Black wool (2013, directed by Ed.Hauswirth)
  • Picnic with Apparition (2013)
  • Preserving (with Bodo Hell 2014, dramaturgy: Georg Klüver-Pfandtner)
  • You went away (2015, directed by Ed. Hauswirth)

The Rabtaldirndln also moderated the Fast Forward Award 2014 and were nominated for the Festival Danse Elargie at the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris 2014.

Prices

  • 2011 Best OFF styria - main prize for "unerringly" and audience award for "unerringly"
  • 2014 Best OFF styria - main prize for "Preserving"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Gerda Strobl: Die Rabtaldirndln - About us. Retrieved July 2, 2011 .