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Ruedi Häusermann Lenzburg, Switzerland
The composer and director Ruedi Häusermann has developed his own language of music theatre, for which he has received several awards. In his performances, which are preceded by long phases of composition and exploration of themes, he examines the potentiality of theatre and music to mutually open up new areas. He focuses his attention on detail, thereby creating a poetic, ambiguous microcosm. ... more
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