In this confrontation with a material that each student has selected for themselves, the first-year students develop a “creation” –a miniature, an attempt at a scene. Ten of these works will be presented for the first time during PULS & PEILUNG.

Tickets are only available at the box office on the night of the performance and only for as long as supplies last! The works will be presented on the small stage, in the garage and in the KON-Zimmer. The meeting point is the theater box office. You can find the starting times in the respective descriptions of the pieces.

Information About Accessibility: You can find information about the physical accessibility of the performance venue here. The KON-Zimmer is only accessible via stairs. One step has to be traversed in order to reach the small stage. Space may feel cramped in the performance locations.

Alpenglow
Line Hünken

Object theater and drama • in German spoken Language • 12 Minutes
Starting times: 19:00 + 19:30 + 23:00 • Venue: Little Stage

The mountain is calling – but what is it actually saying? A reporter travels to a remote ski area where puzzling events are piling up around the glaciers. While searching for clues, she encounters the local personalities. This is a search for what holds the ski world together in its innermost part.

By and with: Line Hünken
Music: Paul Reifenberger

Maelstrom
Liquid Nestler

Object theater • non-verbal • 10 Minutes
Starting times: 19:15 + 19:45 + 21:15 + 21:45 • Venue: Garage

A universal creature without a name is lying on a colorful piece of fleece. It begins to create a fantasy world piece by piece, until the game consumes it. The mood changes. Boundaries blur, a joy in playing transforms into fear. Who or what takes over the controls, when we forget about them?

By and with: Liquid Nestler

A Healthy Mouth
Lotta Lechtenberg

Object theater • with little German spoken Language • 9 Minutes
Starting times: 19:00 + 19:30 + 21:00 + 21:30 • Venue: KON-Zimmer

Warning: People who suffer from odontophobia (a pathological fear of being treated by a dentist) are urgently advised to bring along a piece of wood they can bite into. Everyone else is warmly invited to style the hair on their teeth, saddle up their tongues and take their reigns and attend to the team of the practice as they conduct their bloody machinations.

By and with: Lotta Lechtenberg