In an inspiring display of artistic autonomy, celebrated actresses Meike Droste and Fritzi Haberlandt, alongside directors Sabine auf der Heyde and Holle Münster, have secured exclusive performance rights to Miranda July's latest novel "Getting Even". The performance, held at the renowned Sophiensaelen in Berlin, highlights the creative independence of these four women and their commitment to bringing significant stories to the forefront of the theater scene.

The production not only brings Miranda July's unique perspective on life and femininity to the stage but also resonates with audiences, particularly those who have experienced the transitions of life beyond 40. As the actresses embody the roles, they reflect on themes of womanhood, aging, and personal empowerment, making the narrative relatable and profound for a diverse audience.

Their performance at Sophiensaelen, a key venue for independent theater in Berlin, raises awareness of women's voices in a creative field often dominated by male narratives. By showcasing this piece, Droste and Haberlandt are not just performing a story; they are celebrating motherhood, maturity, and the vibrant life beyond the conventional markers of success, all the while encouraging a shift toward better representation of women in the arts.