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17 events
© fotogenia9
There are situations that make us uncomfortable. Words we don’t say. Injustices we witness and let pass. Out of fear, habit, self-preservation, or protection. But who does that silence really protect? And what price do we pay — as individuals and as a... moreabout: Silence is sexy
© Yahi Nestor Gahe
Inspired by the performance Tous sur la banquise, this workshop invites participants to explore the movement world of the penguin and discover how animal movement can become the foundation for a unique dance language. Participants will begin by learning... moreabout: Searching for a dance language: embodying the penguin
© Christoph Leucht
Oppression can appear at work, in the pressure to move from one job to another, in the way someone looks at us in the street or in the supermarket, and in the assumptions made about our gender, class, migration background, language or body. Bralin (Brazil... moreabout: Bralin
© Jill Crovisier
PAPUSI explores the themes of transformation and diversity through object storytelling, puppetry, and contemporary dance. PAPUSI offers a surprising encounter, gently reminding us that everything has its own value and meaningful story simply by existing.... moreabout: PAPUSI
© Asya Skorik
Chuma Chuma is a dance practice that combines different dance styles with movements inspired by Tanzanian dance traditions. The class focuses on helping participants explore movements that come from their own personal identity rather than simply copying... moreabout: CHUMA CHUMA
© Maria Gilbert
Blind and visually impaired dancer, access dramaturg, and dance educator Naomi Sanfo-Ansorge invites participants to explore and experiment with different approaches to artistic audio description. In dance, audio description is the verbal and vocal articulation... moreabout: Spoken Dance - Künstlerische Audiodeskription im Tanz
© Johanna Ryynänen
Johanna and Aleksandra investigate rhythm as a space of encounter and friction — a way of connecting without erasing difference. Drawing from Teshkoto, a traditional male folk dance from North Macedonia, and Jenkka, a traditional couple dance from Finland,... moreabout: reinkommen
© fotogenia9
The play addresses the themes of peer pressure among men and sexual boundary violations, focusing specifically on an allegation of rape and the toxic male loyalty that often silences the voices of victims. The performance raises fundamental questions... moreabout: Wendemöglichkeit
© Michele Zampol D Ortia.
Madalena-Berlin is part of the International Ma-g-dalena Network of "Teatro de las Oprimidas”, comprising feminist theatre groups from Latin America, Africa, and Europe. Madalena-Berlin produced the first International Magdalena Festival in Berlin in... moreabout: Madalena-Berlin
© Grasiele Pacheco
How should we respond to the increasing approval for racist and exclusionary positions among significant segments of the population? FEAR MACHINE brings to the stage a sequence of events that reveals the connection between colonial history and the current... moreabout: Fear Machine
© Urska Boljkovac
With Studies on Infinity – Nudity and Landscape Isabelle Schad continues her long-term research into movement materials and their potential for infinite variation. Schad’s investigation into nudity and landscape as a relationship between self and group,... moreabout: Studies on Infinity - Nudity and Landscape
© Philipp Jeske
Daily Loopabsurd cooking and dressing ritualsmonologues of memoryroutines that unravelA kitchen without a floorgloomy fearhope. 50 percent of all refugees worldwide are women! The performance is based on real voices of female refugees. Over the course... moreabout: Female Refugees Warten auf Go.Dot
© Maik Richter
With the Gesundbrunnen streetcar depot in 1926, the Berlin architect Jean Krämer created impressive workshops that combine the clear forms of New Objectivity with expressive motifs and are still dedicated to movement today - as they were in the BVG era.... moreabout: Tag des offenen Denkmals 2026
© Grasiela Pacheco
Based on the true stories of people fighting for housing, the performance portrays situations that expose the structural injustices of Berlin's real estate market. TO GET TOGETHER opens with a non-verbal choreography depicting a slow, progressive process... moreabout: TO GET TOGETHER
© Shelmith
This workshop focuses on grounding, energy use, and body awareness through contemporary and African dance practices. Participants explore how strength is distributed throughout the body, how weight shifts, and how movement can become both efficient and... moreabout: Grounding & energy use in movement
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