Burning Landscapes – Feeling A: A Herstory of the Reunification

The Original Version for Adults

What happens when a world you took for granted disappears? “Feeling A: A Herstory of the Fall of the Berlin Wall” is a poetic performance piece about upheaval, coming of age, and loss. The story centers on Anja, who, as a teenager in 1989, experiences the collapse of the world she knew. Things disappear, people leave, certainties dissolve—and a new era begins.
From a personal and queer perspective, the performance recounts the contradictory experiences of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the post-reunification era: of new beginnings and freedom, but also of farewells, uprooting, and the loss of life plans. Documentary theater, punk rock, live music, and acrobatics on the Chinese pole come together to create a physical and musical journey down memory lane.
What remains of a bygone world—and what do we lose when history is rewritten? For ages 15 and up.

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Following the performance, there will be a moderated audience discussion with Dirk Kalinowski, the singer of the GDR punk band Zerfall, about youth culture and punk in the GDR, as well as the period of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the post-reunification era. Translated with DeepL

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Price: €25.00

Reduced price: €10.00

Next date:

• Date Saturday, 10/October/2026 19:00 bis 21:30
• Venue Stasimuseum - Forschungs- und Gedenkstätte Normannenstraße
• Address Ruschestraße 103, 10365 Berlin-Lichtenberg