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Three performers talk about themselves and their dreams. It is quite possible that a dream will come true at the end of the play. Because when everyone is themselves, even the impossible is possible.

In this audiowalk performance in and around the MuseumsQuartier, we play with expectations, discover creepiness and terror, delight in moments of surprise, and encounter fear, thrills, and courage from different angles.

Be invited to join the journey of discovery. You will be amazed. And you may even feel touched, caught, surprised or overwhelmed.

Biodiversity - that is everything around us: animals, plants, fungi, the diversity of genes and habitats. And we ourselves are also a part of it! Together we will discover the diversity of life that is so important for us humans and planet Earth.

Together we will explore the MQ and learn and understand first-hand what the climate is like in the city.

Open the doors! Gather around! It's festival time again: on seven festival days, the Theaterwild:Festival celebrates and connects all the children and young people of the theatre wilderness.

Sea levels are rising. One million animal species are threatened with extinction. Glaciers are melting and there are more heat deaths than road deaths. And us? We're having a party!

Young DJs play their music at the Fürstenhof and celebrate the opening of the Theaterwild:Festival.

Sea levels are rising. One million animal species are threatened with extinction. Glaciers are melting and there are more heat deaths than road deaths. And us? We're having a party!

We are telling you a story in the spirit of environmentalist Paul Hawken: We have given the Earth a face to make its problems more understandable to us humans.

In "Rette sich, wer pflanzt" we explore the question of what an ideal green environment in the city could look like for us. The ideas and concepts are bubbling up and the end of concrete deserts is slowly in sight.

Dancers & movement-motivated people can exchange creative ideas, train freely and get inspired in a 2-hour jam session - regardless of origin, style or age.