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.

Oversalted
Paula Engel

Object theater • in German spoken Language • 7 Minutes
Starting times: 18:00 + 18:30 • Venue: Little Stage

What does a waitress do with the leftover snacks when the event is over? She lets her creativity run wild! And so an airplane, an island, a sea with fish and a macabre story in which a bunch of pretzel sticks crumble spring into being.

By and with: Paula Engel

Step by Step
Maria Vittoria Zinoni

Puppet- and Object theater • in German spoken Language • 8 Minutes
Starting times: 18:45 + 20:00 + 21:45 + 22:15 • Venue: Garage

Smoke is not used as a smokescreen here. Two fates run into each other and consume each other, step by step.

By and with: Maria Vittoria Zinoni

fly with you
Akira Schroth

Object theater • in German spoken Language • 15 Minutes
Starting times: 18:15 + 20:00 + 21:45 + 22:15 • Venue: KON-Zimmer

Sunflowers are my favorite kind of flower. When I first arrived in Germany 35 years ago, I was always tired. Then I received the tip that it might be because of a lack of exposure to the sun and that I should put freshly cut flowers in my room.

Later I ended up staying in Lichtenhagen and starting working at a flower shop owned by an acquaintance. All in all, it was very good for me to be surrounded by freshly cut flowers, on a psychosomatic level. And, when it is sunflower season, I still think about you from time to time.

By and with: Akira Schroth
Supported by: Melanie Sowa