rede+zeit discussion program

This year, a conversation program was created that stays in the same location for several hours and yet includes different formats, taking time for arrival and getting to know each other, for warm-ups and cool-downs.

The program was co-designed by young people and aims to bring festivalgoers of all ages into conversation with one another – whether in spoken German or English, German Sign Language, interactively, face-to-face, or in small groups.

The children of BLICK'S MAL! are inviting participants, among others. Group and students from the University of Hildesheim are inviting people to discussions and workshops. The teenagers and young adults of the "Theatre Action Group" (TAG) of the EU program "ForesTEEN" are here in Berlin as AUGENtagMAL! and are looking forward to encounters, new input, diverse perspectives, and talk+time about the performing arts for young audiences.

For the respective talk+times, please purchase a free ticket from the online shop. Lunch can be purchased on-site.


Thursday

warm+talk

Production Discussions: The productions of "Peer Gynt," "O (the Show)," and "Wolf" will be discussed in various discussion formats. With: Students from the University of Hildesheim. With DGS translation.

BLICK'S MAL! - A Playful Exchange The children's participation project BLICK'S MAL! invites people of all ages to a workshop. With: BLICK'S MAL! Group

talk+eat

Content and trigger warnings, etc. How is this information made understandable and accessible for children and young people? How much knowledge is needed before a performance? What do children and young people themselves want? With: AUGENtagMAL! and guests.

Workshop: This is a space to talk with participants about participation formats for young people: How to get started? What worked well? Where did things fail? What is possible? With: AUGENtagMAL!

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Friday

warm+talk

Train the Trainer Workshop for Directors / (Theater) Educators Community Counterculture: How can we make theater in a world full of crises? What can radical theater pedagogy achieve? With: Theater X

Production Discussions: The productions "Talking about Silence" and "TROJA – Blind Passengers in the Trojan Horse" will be discussed in various discussion formats. With: Students from the University of Hildesheim. Partly ENG.

LOOK AT A GLANCE! - A Playful Exchange The children's participation project LOOK AT A GLANCE! invites people of all ages to a workshop. With: LOOK AT A GLANCE! Group


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Meditation on Productions: Which moments of the productions particularly touched you? Which scene has stuck in your mind? With: AUGENtagMAL!

Discussion about the curation process of the guest performances. As with every festival, those who selected the guest performances will have their say. With: Festival curators, LOOK AT A GLANCE! and AUGENtagMAL!

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Sunday

warm+talk

Production discussions. TEEN Kitchen Table Discussion on "The Cat Doesn't Care," "Faust – A Tragedy," "Follow Me!", and "SPLASH!". With: AUGENtagMAL! with European guests from ForesTEEN. In English.

Workshop: Strategic Invitations @ForesTEEN In the ForesTEEN project, we are constantly seeking new ideas and perspectives on how to make cultural offerings more appealing to young people. Strategic Invitations are people who have ideas for this. With: Ruthana Slob. In English.

Production Discussions: The production "The Very Best Family Quarrel" will be discussed in a suitable discussion format. With: Students from the University of Hildesheim.

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