What’s on
Our programme for March and April is online. In March, one of our highlights will be the premiere of hildensaga. ein königinnendrama by Ferdinand Schmalz (directed by Markus Bothe) on March 28 at DT Bühne.
In April, one world premiere and two premieres will await you. The first being the world premiere of Wüste by Sam Max (directed by Sam Max) on April 19 at the Box. Followed by a premiere double pack: On Friday April 26, we will celebrate the premiere of Der Schimmelreiter / Hauke Haiens Tod after the novella by Theodor Storm and the novel by Andrea Paluch and Robert Habeck (directed by Jan-Christoph Gockel) on DT Bühne, a collaboration with the RambaZamba Theatre. One day later, on April 27, Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw in an adaptation by Bastian Kraft (directed by Bastian Kraft) will premiere at the Kammer. Tickets are already on sale.
Watch out for the square icon with tiny lines in our calendar at the left bottom of the respective event: It marks our stagings with English surtitles.
We look forward to welcoming you at the DT!
As seen in Exberliner
Did you learn about us by our supplement in Exberliner? Find below the English versions of our articles.
Good to know: Most plays mentioned in the articles are shown with English surtitles. We look forward to having you!
Dead But Alive
Three black humour puppetry productions for the intrepid
Simply The End Of The World
The drama of silence in families: Do years of distance soften or harden judgement of each other?
P*RN
How to talk with teenagers about porn?
Nora / Haus / Herrin
Award-winning author Sivan Ben Yishai brings the invisible protagonists of Ibsen's classic Nora into focus.
Present(ing) Queens
What do the worlds of former queens have to do with us today?
The Gearbox Of Things
Two artistic apporaches to exploring concepts of labour: What will the future of work look like?
Sam In The Box
Sam Max locates themselves between American realism – the desert, a motel, a film set –, gender relationships and body images.
The Rider On The White Horse / Hauke Haien's Death
A distorted image of the terror of human hubris, the great paw of nature punishing arrogance: An inclusive theatre project with RambaZamba Theatre