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The Ost-West-AG is an NGO. The AG is interested in connections and disconnections between East and West and is actively involved in bringing artists from all over Germany together: They argue and cook, disagree, sing and ask questions, connect with artistic activism from East and West Germany. The East-West AG is stable.

What remains of us in the world when we are gone? Can we even live forever in the privatised metaverse? In their artistic work, DARUM deal with death, loneliness and the lasting traces that people leave behind.

from 12 years

This solo by Claire Cunningham interweaves her life experience as a disabled person with her classical vocal training and experiences from the world of mountaineering. She asks: What does it mean to hike? To strive for heights? To keep going and, above all, to know when to turn back?

Show some attitude! We are embarking on a search for new ways of resiliently promoting young talent and for community in times of isolation. This two-day symposium will forge the strongest weapon against pressure and hostility – artistic radicalism! Voices from Europe and beyond will be heard, providing encouragement and important insights.

The Ost-West-AG is an NGO. The AG is interested in connections and disconnections between East and West and is actively involved in bringing artists from all over Germany together: They argue and cook, disagree, sing and ask questions, connect with artistic activism from East and West Germany. The East-West AG is stable.

What remains of us in the world when we are gone? Can we even live forever in the privatised metaverse? In their artistic work, DARUM deal with death, loneliness and the lasting traces that people leave behind.

from 12 years

This solo by Claire Cunningham interweaves her life experience as a disabled person with her classical vocal training and experiences from the world of mountaineering. She asks: What does it mean to hike? To strive for heights? To keep going and, above all, to know when to turn back?

Although many people in Germany have experienced war, this often remains unspeakable and invisible in everyday life. This walk-in, performative audio installation fills the gap between the portrayal of war in the news and films and the real experience: a gap between reality, experience and trauma.

Show some attitude! We are embarking on a search for new ways of resiliently promoting young talent and for community in times of isolation. This two-day symposium will forge the strongest weapon against pressure and hostility – artistic radicalism! Voices from Europe and beyond will be heard, providing encouragement and important insights.

The Ost-West-AG is an NGO. The AG is interested in connections and disconnections between East and West and is actively involved in bringing artists from all over Germany together: They argue and cook, disagree, sing and ask questions, connect with artistic activism from East and West Germany. The East-West AG is stable.

What remains of us in the world when we are gone? Can we even live forever in the privatised metaverse? In their artistic work, DARUM deal with death, loneliness and the lasting traces that people leave behind.

Although many people in Germany have experienced war, this often remains unspeakable and invisible in everyday life. This walk-in, performative audio installation fills the gap between the portrayal of war in the news and films and the real experience: a gap between reality, experience and trauma.

In a vaguely Western landscape, Jen Rosenblit’s work explores the power of desire, boundaries and attractions, unavailability and the repetitions that help us to forget. He leads us along a poetic text in four loose chapters through disintegrating landscapes and condensed arrangements.

What remains of us in the world when we are gone? Can we even live forever in the privatised metaverse? In their artistic work, DARUM deal with death, loneliness and the lasting traces that people leave behind.

Although many people in Germany have experienced war, this often remains unspeakable and invisible in everyday life. This walk-in, performative audio installation fills the gap between the portrayal of war in the news and films and the real experience: a gap between reality, experience and trauma.

In a vaguely Western landscape, Jen Rosenblit’s work explores the power of desire, boundaries and attractions, unavailability and the repetitions that help us to forget. He leads us along a poetic text in four loose chapters through disintegrating landscapes and condensed arrangements.

Earth Level Thinking is a performative research station in which political and musical listening reinforce each other. With climate change comes a transformation of landscapes, breaks and fissures in familiar ways of life, but also curiosity for radical reorganisation. What kind of landscapes are in store for us, and how do we want to encounter them?

At the end of our series in which we commemorated special moments from 25 FFT years, we invite you to the Theatre Museum. We talk about what it means to archive the independent performing arts. And we are celebrating the end of our anniversary season that played out under the motto “Only Together”.

Earth Level Thinking is a performative research station in which political and musical listening reinforce each other. With climate change comes a transformation of landscapes, breaks and fissures in familiar ways of life, but also curiosity for radical reorganisation. What kind of landscapes are in store for us, and how do we want to encounter them?

Earth Level Thinking is a performative research station in which political and musical listening reinforce each other. With climate change comes a transformation of landscapes, breaks and fissures in familiar ways of life, but also curiosity for radical reorganisation. What kind of landscapes are in store for us, and how do we want to encounter them?

Street magazine fiftyfifty and Kinderstern e.V. present the Upsala Circus. The project, which began as a street children’s circus in St. Petersburg, is showing two pieces in a double feature this evening: Threads and Suitcases.

Travel signifies adventure, the desire for the unknown, a longing for the world. At the same time, we are acutely aware of the destructive effects of mass tourism on climate and environment. Together with Chez Company, we embark on a journey that explores the beginnings of tourism as well as climate-neutral opportunities that announce a new, responsible desire to travel. This event is about longing to travel.