MOSELOVEN

Abel is a young sorcerer from Vollsmose who has created Golem - a creature of clay and concrete - to protect the ghetto from destruction. But Golem develops its own will in search of humanity, and Abel loses control of what he has brought into the world.

MOSELOVEN draws on the Jewish Golem myth and asks who is allowed to be human and who is reduced to monster. News images, superstition, love and violence blur together in this poetic horror drama about friendship and the consequences of playing God.

Dramatist: Elias Sadaq. Director: Camilla Kold. Cast: Simon Kjærgaard Madsen and others. Visual artist: Jasmin Aiche Mahallati. Sound design: Palle Nothlev. Lighting design: Laura Edlefsen. Dramaturge consultant: Marie-Lydie Nokouda. Art technologist: Martin Mørk. Text dramaturge/process and performance director: Katrine Flarup Staunstrup. Producer: Ann-Katrine Schøne Hansen.

The production is supported by the Lemvigh-Müller Foundation and the Knud Højgaard Foundation.