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Schaubude Berlin
Greifswalder Str. 81-84
Public transportation
10405 Berlin
(030) 42 34 31 4
schaubude.berlin
»Greifswalder Straße«-
S1, S2
31
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Theater Strahl
Marktstraße 9-12
Public transportation
10317 Berlin
»Ostkreuz, Exit Sonntagstraße, due to construction work 10-15min more time«-
S41/42 (Ring), S7, S8, S5, S3
194, 347
M85
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Kulturhaus Schöneberg: Theater Strahl
Kyffhäuserstraße 23
Public transportation
10781 Berlin
»Kleistpark, Viktoria-Luise Platz, Winterfeldtplatz, Eisenacher Str.«-
U4, U7
187
M48
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Refugio
Lenaustraße 3
Public transportation
12047 Berlin
»U Schönleinstraße, U Hermannplatz/ Urbanstr.«-
U7, U8
M29, M41
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TATWERK
Hasenheide 9
Public transportation
Gewerbehof - Aufgang 1,
3. Obergeschoss
10967 Berlin
'tel:+4903068322770'
»Hermannplatz«-
U8
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Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
Schumannstraße 8
Public transportation
10117 Berlin
»Deutsches Theater, U-Bahnhof Oranienburger Tor, S+U-Bahnhof Friedrichstr.«-
147
U6
S1, S2, S3, S5, S7, S9, S26, S25
M1, M12
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B.L.O.-Ateliers
Kaskelstraße 55, 10317 Berlin
Public transportation
»Nöldnerplatz«-
S5, S7, S9
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Theaterhaus Berlin Mitte - thbm
Neue Jakobstraße 9
Public transportation
Anfahrt über Wallstraße 32 - Haus C
10179 Berlin
www.theaterhaus-berlin.com
»Märkisches Museum (U2), Heinrich-Heine-Str. (U8)«-
U2, U8
147, 165, 265
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Theater der Dinge 2022
1.–7.11.2022
Spuren der Verunsicherung/
Unsettling Remains
Timetable (PDF)
The topics of safety and unsafety, security and insecurity have repeatedly taken centre stage in media and society over the last two and a half years. The coronavirus pandemic has eroded situations that were supposedly stable, nobody knows exactly what will happen to the planet, while a war of aggression is underway in the centre of Europe. All of this is hugely unsettling. However, all this talk of “new insecurity” conceals the question of who has actually been “safe” to this point. Wasn’t safety and security a privilege that wasn’t open to many people?
In its 2022 edition, Theater der Dinge questions the underlying feelings of our time, exploring how objects and bodies can manifest traces of a world that is not equally safe for everybody. After two years of inhabiting digital and intimate spaces, the festival is returning to the theatre stage: 14 international productions and shows tackle the notion of unsafe conditions on a personal and social level or try to unsettle the status quo through the use of puppets, objects and everyday materials, augmented reality, traces of history and forms of installations. The “BREAKDOWN - (Post)Digital Communities of the Independent Scene” network meeting and a discursive programme including workshops, lectures and discussion formats round off the programme.
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.
Festival blog
Essays, interviews, images and reflections on the festival will be published on the festival blog.
Programme
