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Schaubude Berlin
Greifswalder Str. 81-84
ÖPNV
10405 Berlin
(030) 42 34 31 4
schaubude.berlin
»Greifswalder Straße«
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S1, S2
31
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Schloss Biesdorf
Schloss Biesdorf
ÖPNV
Alt-Biesdorf 55, 12683 Berlin
schlossbiesdorf.de
»Biesdorf (S5) oder Elsterwerdaer Platz (U5)«
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S5
U5
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Theaterhaus Berlin Mitte - thbm
Neue Jakobstraße 9
ÖPNV
Anfahrt über Wallstraße 32 – Haus C
10179 Berlin
www.theaterhaus-berlin.com
»Märkisches Museum (U2), Heinrich-Heine-Str. (U8)«
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U2, U8
147, 165, 265
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Theaterhaus Berlin Schöneweide - th²
Schnellerstraße 104
ÖPNV
12439 Berlin
www.theaterhaus-berlin.com
»Britzer Str. (Bus), Schöneweide (S-Bahn)«
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S8, S9, S45, S46, S47
165, 163, 160, 166
M11, M17, X11
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Kino Krokodil
Greifenhagener Str. 32
ÖPNV
10437 Berlin
kino-krokodil.de
»Schönhauser Allee«
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S41/42 (Ring)
U2
M1, M2, M12, M13, M50
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Online
www.schaubude.berlin u. a.
Theater of Things 2021
4.—13.11.2021
The world without us
With a rich programme hosted at several venues and online, the international “Theater der Dinge” festival is back!
Artists, scholars and contributors from Belgium, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Estonia, France, Catalonia, the Netherlands, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, the USA and Germany will come together at several Berlin venues, and in the digital realm, to showcase their diverse works on the theme “The world without us”.*
Against the context of the world’s collective experiences of a pandemic, the artistic viewpoints in this year’s festival edition look at the end of the Anthropocene and develop ideas on how the role of man in the world can be repositioned. On the one hand, the focus is on ecological issues and the footprint that humans leave on the world, while on the other hand there is a focus on the experience of emptiness and a desire for new networking strategies.
The concept and programme for the festival are moulded by reactions to the pandemic. This year, the stage programme has been deliberately kept smaller, so there will be more intimate performances and installations, digital stagings and a film programme, as well as an extensive contextual programme that will largely take place online, all of which will invite visitors to engage with the work.
Depending on the situation regarding the pandemic at the time, the programme may need to be changed. Please make sure you find out about which protection and hygiene regulations are currently in force before attending the performance.
Accessibility
Detailed information on the accessibility of the venues can be found here. For information on the accessibility of the various individual events, please check the information on the respective productions.
As part of the festival, we will be offering audio descriptions for blind and visually impaired audiences for the following productions: “The animals of Farthing Wood” and the film “Coltan fever”.
Schaubude blog
Essays, interviews, images and reflections on the festival will be published on our blog www.theaterderdinge.com.
*This year’s festival theme is inspired by “Die Welt ohne uns – Botanisches Langzeittheaterprojekt” by Aljoscha Begrich and Tobias Rausch, Schauspiel Hannover 2010-2014.
Program
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