Frau Yamamoto ist noch da
Overview
Intro
Anniversary Project — 50 Years of the Mörel Stage
In 2026, we will celebrate our 50th anniversary with a special production: “Frau Yamamoto ist noch da” by Dea Loher, one of the most important playwrights of our time. The play, which premiered in 2024 at the Schauspielhaus Zürich and simultaneously at the Tokyo Engeki Ensemble (TEE) in Tokyo, portrays people just like you and me—people searching for a fulfilling life, for connection, and for tenderness.
Plot
The play is set in an apartment building and explores the relationships among the residents: Erik and Nino, a couple; their young niece; and the elderly Ms. Yamamoto. Ms. Yamamoto always leaves her front door slightly ajar to let in the “breath of the world.” She embodies hope, community, and
the refusal to succumb to increasing isolation. With subtle humor and clever dialogue, Dea Loher illustrates how people grapple with their longings, fears, and desires.
The Author Dea Loher
Dea Loher, born in Traunstein in 1964, is one of the most significant playwrights of our time. Her plays have won numerous awards and been performed worldwide. With her profound language and incisive social analyses, she is considered one of the most influential voices in contemporary theater.
Starting August 10, seats for audience members in wheelchairs can be reserved for all performances, subject to availability.
Public parking lots operated by the municipality of Naters may be used by audience members during performances (Bammatta School, Stapfen, Kelchbach Center).
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| Contact address |
TICKETINO AG
0900 441 441 |
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| Location |
Gewächshaus Gärtnerei Ritter Volkenmatte 7 3904 Naters Switzerland |
| Event Homepage | https://www.buehne-moerel.ch/ |
| Price |
Adults: 40.00 CHF
Students: 30.00 CHF
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Event dates
- 24 September 2026