“…[2] In this sense, coordination cages have found application in fields such as selective anion recognition, [3] sequestering of hazardous substances, [4] drug delivery, [5] stabilization of reactive reagents and intermediates, [6] catalysis, [7] material science, and photophysical devices. [8] For the area of non-silicon photovoltaics [9] as well as for the related topic of molecular electronics, [10] discrete redoxactive (in)organic compounds show potential for technological application [11] because of their tuneable optical and electronic properties, monodispersity, and bottom-up integration into complex aggregates of defined morphology. [12] The pharmaceutically important heterocycle phenothiazine (1) [13] serves as a promising candidate for the preparation of such materials because of its beneficial redox behavior of readily undergoing a reversible one-electron oxidation to its radical cation (E 0 =+ 0.73 V in acetonitrile versus SCE) [14] with the possibility of further oxidation or disproportionation processes.…”