
A Conversation with a Cultural Icon III
Sixty years ago, pop artist Andy Warhol suddenly shapeshifted into a filmmaker. Flanked by his so-called “Superstars”, he shot flicks like Blow Job, Chelsea Girls and Lonesome Cowboys; crude, daring, offbeat black-and-white movies walking the fine line between pornography and arthouse film.
Along with these “underground films”, he presented the ultra-wild and ultra-loud performance series Exploding Plastic Inevitable as well as produced the debut album of the rock band The Velvet Underground with the German singer Nico – the album cover featured the most iconic image of those few “underground years”, the yellow banana.
With the band RED LARGO and a cast of five actors, Pop! Andy Warhol & The Velvet Underground, attempts to provide a performative answer to the question of how Pop became Culture in the 1960s and 1970s. Following JAWS and Bowie in Berlin, is POP! Andy Warhol & The Velvet Underground part 3 of the series A Conversation with a Cultural Icon.
(IN ENGLISH)
Additional information
An English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center production. Supported by Hauptstadtkulturfonds
Participating artists
Summer Banks (Entwicklung & Performance)
Priscilla Bergey (Entwicklung & Performance)
Heike Braitmayer (Kostümdesign)
Andreas Dormann (Musik (Red Largo))
Chris Farr (Musik (Red Largo))
Tomas Fitzpatrick (Bühnendesign)
Maureen Gleason (Entwicklung & Performance)
Günther Grosser (Konzept & Regie)
Eva Günther (Koreographie)
Sonja Kessner (Musik (Red Largo))
Fredrik Kinbom (Musik (Red Largo))
Rosanne Adriana Klopp (Musik (Red Largo))
Katri Kuusimäki (Lichtdesign)
Angharad Matthews (Entwicklung & Performance)
Stefania Migliorati (Fotografie)
Kumar Muniandy (Entwicklung & Performance)
Rose Nolan (Regie Assistenz)
Rebecca Shein (Videodesign)
Dates
April 2025
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