Program

Following her invitation to stage Arnold Schoenberg’s "Pierrot lunaire" at the Wiener Festwochen in 2021, the choreographer and dancer Marlene Monteiro Freitas, born in Cape Verde, finds an inspirational accomplice in Lulu.

Director Susanne Kennedy’s new production reflects on the pandemic situation in general and the vulnerability of the female body in particular. Constraint, isolation, unequal treatment – what does it mean to be alive?

The exhibition game "AI Labyrinth" is a form of appropriating AI, while "Kopfgeld" is a game-scores installation to generate a ludic currency as an alternative to energy-intensive tokens, and "Zero Action…" is an anti-capitalist parable about the new genre of artistically adapted low/no-action games as resistance within the game.

Welcome! Bienvenue! A hearty welcome! Come in and let yourself be enchanted by the "cabaret of old news". Here you will find the latest news from 100 years ago: Atomic energy, equal rights, eternal youth - old headlines that are as red-hot today as they were in the 1920s. Reason enough to catapult them into the 21st century and whirl through them with chamber music.

The history of most forests ends in this tragic way. However, this forest was given a second chance, and with this chapter begins the story of Shalev and a forest that grew up with her.

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The sound story "LOLLO" based on the children's book by Mira Lobe and Susi Weigel is the starting point of an interdisciplinary production on the topic of environmental protection, sustainability and climate migration. The story is told with the participation of the children with voice and clarinet.

The museum is the place of negotiation. The group fights its way through the endless flood of data, wrestles with the objects on display and tries to immortalise itself in this place. The confrontation with the past is sometimes enriching and sometimes painful, because it inevitably leads to the question: And how should we act now for a better future?

Young people no longer want to watch corporations and neoliberal structures destroy the world. They stand up and interfere: On the theme of the environment and sustainability, a small group of youths and young adults are curating the three-day festival JUNGE KUNST.

Everybody knows, but nobody does anything? Sounds like a climate crisis. On this evening, five young poets fight for the audience's favour. Climate activism, consumer society and disaster scenarios in their most beautiful form: Poetry.

Earth is a "human" playground and yet an island. The last one. There is no "Planet B". With a magical world of dance, video and the music of a modular synthesiser, we look for ways out. Let's turn "Fridays for Future" into "Every Day for Future". Let's make a difference to have a future!

Room, to bitch about adults and realize that you're actually already one of them, too. Digressing in thought. Nothing is the way you thought it would be. Eighteen in a pandemic? The years have gone by so fast, piling up a sense of uncertainty. What to do with all the chaos? Years locked away and no place to speak. Wanting to be able to talk things out. We are more than the last few years, aren't we?