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STRONG TEAMS
<\/strong>Stegreif Orchester, Ulrike Schwab, Hakan Sava\u015f Mican, Moritz Rinke, Peter Lund, Trickster Orchestra, Ensemble The Present, Sir Henry, Diana Syrse and many more are shaping the 2021\/22 season. Their artistic signatures are as diverse and varied as our diverse society. And since it is constantly changing and must change, all our productions are united by the<\/p>\n\n\n\n

DESIRE FOR CHANGE<\/strong>.
If you want to act, you need dreams. That’s why we write plays and music. New ones every year, and different ones every year. Our dream remains, it tells of a fair life also for others who have fewer opportunities than we do. The future begins now and through us, for a world without climate catastrophes, poverty and injustice. For this, we need lots of inspiration, music, stories and of course, and not least, humor.
So our topic is transformation – in ourselves, in society, economy, culture (institutions). For this we have<\/p>\n\n\n\n

ELEVEN PLAYS AND SERIES<\/strong>
invented. Some are explicitly about climate change, like the performance series with THE PRESENT<\/a> and NEUE LIEDER VON DER ERDE<\/a> with the Stegreif Orchestra, activists and initiatives from Berlin and the surrounding area.
Other productions circle aspects of change on further levels.
We started with an experience under the stars: GIOVANNI.EINE PASSION<\/a> asked about the possibilities and limits of self-awareness and self-expression. BERLIN KARL-MARX-PLAT<\/a>Z sang in the setting of a band performance with hit songs the “love song” of a young couple in Neuk\u00f6lln at the beginning of the 90s, when suddenly there was only one system of values and society. THE MAN WHO CALLED HIMSELF BEETHOVEN<\/a> comes back after more than two centuries, hears himself again in a completely different musical language and asks questions: about our cultural life and about how far we have come with his credo of equality, freedom and justice. EINE STIMME F\u00dcR DEUTSCHLAND<\/a> plays through oblique positions and motifs of the last election campaign once again in all musical registers, lusty, cheeky and absolutely non-pc. LILI<\/a> recalls the fascinating work and life of Lili Boulanger – why must such talents die at 24? And why are female composers played so little to this day? With SCH\u00d6NER WOHNEN<\/a>, Amy Stebbins and Sir Henry perform a contemporary take on a Tiny Apartment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

25 YEARS OF EDUCATION ON OUR STAGE<\/strong>
In 2022, we celebrate 25 years of cooperation with the UdK’s musical\/show department. In PARADISE LOST<\/a>, the successful team Zaufke & Lund write a revue about the beauties, challenges and dangers of the art form musical. MEXICO AURA<\/a> connects Berlin with Mexico and a globalized, post(?)colonial world in the Humboldt Forum and with an international MusikDanceTheatre. A play around art objects, myths and everyday reality between prehispanic sounds and modern sounds of the young composer Diana Syrse.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

AND ON IN THE CITY<\/strong>
Three program series spanning and deepening the season will play in selected venues and new stages in the city: The finalist production of comPOSITION<\/a>, our BERLINER OPERNPREIS, invites you to the Kulturstall Britz, including a supporting program. The new cooperation with the vocal ensemble THE PRESENT creates performative programs on climate change at different locations. Our WUNDERKAMMER<\/a> series – where music and current sciences are combined to create a different view of the world – invites curious audiences to special “resonance spaces”, including the Prinzessinnengarten Neuk\u00f6lln, the Alte Museum in Mitte and the Oriental Garden in the G\u00e4rten der Welt Marzahn.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Photo: Maya Alban-Zapata and Christian Kerepeszki in Der Mann der sich Beethoven nannte<\/a> | \u00a9 Matthias Heyde <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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