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Fuck Marry Kill? 

a performance about the power of true encounters 

FUCK MARRY KILL – Seven performers from seven cultural backgrounds embark on a search for Kairos – that fleeting, perfect moment when anything seems possible. The provocative title – known in the Anglo-American world as a party game – stands for the endless possibilities hidden in every encounter we experience. Don’t we all secretly long for real connection? And how often do we let such chances pass us by? 

Yet we always have a choice... 

Kill might mean never engaging at all; Marry stands for a deeper commitment; and Fuck for a brief but intense – and perhaps life-changing – interaction. Every person holds a universe within, if only we dare to truly see them.

FUCK MARRY KILL invites you into an open space of togetherness – a performative setting where monologue, dialogue, music, dance, and performance merge into free play. We speak directly to you – without pressure or forced audience participation, but with the shared sense of creating something truly unique in this moment.Look forward to a diverse ensemble of artists from Egypt, the USA, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Colombia, Mexico, Palestine, the Czech Republic, and Uganda – bringing their cultures, stories, and perspectives into a powerful collective process.“FUCK MARRY KILL” moves fluidly between humor and seriousness, lightness and depth – capturing life in all its vividness and unpredictability.

Premiere: May 23 at Theater Bauturm, Cologne
 


Team

Cast Amy Frega // Emil Andre Saba // Kagayi Ngobi // Patricia Tamayo // Pearl Korkor Darkey // Saeed Pezeshki // Thomas Brandt // Emile Andre Saba
Concept Simon Eifeler 
Direction Simon Eifeler // Felix Banholzer  // Assistant Salome Kehlenbach 
Stage & Costume Design Ria Papadopoulou   
Production Niko Körner                       

Impressions

Photos: Christof Wolff

The production is funded by the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Cultural Office of the City of Cologne. 

May 23, 2025 

Premiere: May 23, 2025
at Theater Bauturm, Cologne

Tickets

Further performances: May 24 / 25 / 29 / 31 at the same venue 

Content Notes (Warning: Spoilers!)
The piece contains scenes that address personal experiences with physical violence and suicide. 

Details

The piece is shown in english language. 


Upcoming shows in Kampala (Uganda) and Accra (Ghana):
November 3–16, 2025