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Temporary help (w/m/d) in café/ticketing wanted

From February 1

We are looking for assistants (d/m/w) to support our small, friendly team in the café+ticketing department.

We offer: Work on weekends and evenings on a mini-job basis (13 euros / hour), number of hours flexible.

Languages: German and English

phone: 030 423 43 14 or mail to: sekretariat@schaubude.berlin

Schaubude Berlin is the senate-funded production house for contemporary puppetry and object theatre and, in addition to a regular program for all age groups, presents national and international guest performances, especially in the annual "Theater der Dinge" festival.

Schaubude blog
Our blog provides background information on productions in our programme, on the annual international festival Theater der Dinge , on artistic research processes and discourses in the world of figure and object theatre.
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Current exhibition
What can grow in the place where something was erased? Can black holes have colours? What does "nothingness" look like? What is the difference between completely full and completely empty? What remains when everything is gone? Inspired by …
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Best Practices
Now available as an inspiration for other production houses in transition: the documentation (in German) of our one-year joint project with Spiel und Objekt on digitally supported dramaturgies and new delocal forms of collaboration!
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Cultural participation!
Here is a PDF download of the statement by the children's and youth theatres addressed to Berlin's politicians, of which we are signatories. It describes what is needed so that the city's children's and youth theatres can continue to operate in …
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Articles

Schaubude blog
Our blog provides background information on productions in our programme, on the annual international festival Theater der Dinge , on artistic research processes and discourses in the world of figure and object theatre.
read more

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