Mädchen wie die (Girls Like That) 2023

Guest performance: Young Acting

GIRLS LIKE THEM deals in an explosive and humorous way with emerging power relations

Power relations and dynamics of violence. Evan Placey describes the cruel

Phenomenon of cyber-bullying and raises the question of gender equality among

Gender equality among young people.

Evan Placey describes with direct and honest words how evil adolescents can

can become when they form a group and find a common victim

Victim. Placey presents three generations of women and the conditions against which they have to fight,

and the conditions they have to fight against. He makes it unsparingly

that the children of those who took to the streets to fight for women's suffrage have this

suffrage, have lost that sense of community and the strength to stand up for each other

and the strength to stand up for each other. It is no longer a constant struggle against chauvinistic

Chauvinist power games, but a merciless war between each other in which everyone

each other's lives and is happy when the other person gets hit. In the

Of hope in the character of Scarlett, as she shows backbone and stands up

Backbone and stands up to a sea of hangers-on. In the context

of the premiere at Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The Guardian wrote:

"The play should be seen by many young people. And also by their

And also by their parents, who will probably be shocked."

Winner Youth Theatre Award 2016 Baden Württenberg

Nominated German Youth Theatre Award 2016