program

In the run-up to the elections, considering a worrisome increase in nationalist, authoritarian, and discriminating tendencies within Germany’s political landscape, artists and cultural workers have joined together and issued an invitation to a general assembly. An assembly for the preservation of a pluralist, vibrant society and a progressive arts and culture scene where one can talk, refer, discuss, reflect, demand, and listen. The programme of this two-day event will be collectively shaped by all the participants.

This is going to get loud! The *Dröhnen*concert series continues with a real banger. Curator Felix van Holt and his team succeeded in luring SALÒ from Austria to Düsseldorf.

As a decentral station, the evening at the FFT Foyer complements the Art Academy Düsseldorf Rundgang, it is a stage and test space for time-based art. In performances, (video)installations, lectures, and music, students present individual and cooperative works in a joint choreography.

Two women stroll in a picturesque park – what sounds idyllic soon becomes a deep talk about the connection between their respective bodies and the condition of our planet. They talk about ageing, about heatwaves, about species extinction effected by climate change. The audience witnesses bodies thinking in unsparing vulnerability in HOT WALK.

Two women stroll in a picturesque park – what sounds idyllic soon becomes a deep talk about the connection between their respective bodies and the condition of our planet. They talk about ageing, about heatwaves, about species extinction effected by climate change. The audience witnesses bodies thinking in unsparing vulnerability in HOT WALK.

The Klang & Realität series presents a multi-layered selection of sound and musical realisations from participants in the eponymous degree programme at the Institute for Music and Media at Robert Schumann conservatory. Guesting this time: Elisa Kühnl / Edis Ludwig, Shuoxin Tan, and others.

The housing market has undergone a deep crisis for years now. The lack of affordable housing is especially worsening. In the “Gemeinsam Gegen Verdrängung” talk series, organised by the Bündnis für bezahlbaren Wohnraum, we consider alternatives together.

from 11 years

In DU BIST DRAN! , the audience does more than just watch – they participate in the play and answer questions before finally deciding whose side they are on in the end. The play humorously mixes up games and their rules. But what rules are they and who actually determines them? And what remains when the competition is over?

from 11 years

In DU BIST DRAN! , the audience does more than just watch – they participate in the play and answer questions before finally deciding whose side they are on in the end. The play humorously mixes up games and their rules. But what rules are they and who actually determines them? And what remains when the competition is over?

from 10 years

Die letzte Show unites Nora and Ives, two experienced performers, with their much younger audience, for the first and also probably the last time. For shared time in theatre is fleeting, after the performance, all will go their separate ways. So, they ask the big questions: What should happen in your life? What did you not dare to do until today? How, and whom, do you say “goodbye”?

from 11 years

In DU BIST DRAN! , the audience does more than just watch – they participate in the play and answer questions before finally deciding whose side they are on in the end. The play humorously mixes up games and their rules. But what rules are they and who actually determines them? And what remains when the competition is over?

from 10 years

Die letzte Show unites Nora and Ives, two experienced performers, with their much younger audience, for the first and also probably the last time. For shared time in theatre is fleeting, after the performance, all will go their separate ways. So, they ask the big questions: What should happen in your life? What did you not dare to do until today? How, and whom, do you say “goodbye”?

from 10 years

Die letzte Show unites Nora and Ives, two experienced performers, with their much younger audience, for the first and also probably the last time. For shared time in theatre is fleeting, after the performance, all will go their separate ways. So, they ask the big questions: What should happen in your life? What did you not dare to do until today? How, and whom, do you say “goodbye”?

from 10 years

Die letzte Show unites Nora and Ives, two experienced performers, with their much younger audience, for the first and also probably the last time. For shared time in theatre is fleeting, after the performance, all will go their separate ways. So, they ask the big questions: What should happen in your life? What did you not dare to do until today? How, and whom, do you say “goodbye”?