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Paul Grill grew up in Berlin and Hamburg, trained as an actor at HMT Leipzig and has since held ensemble engagements in theatres in Dresden, Cottbus, Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Basel, Stuttgart and at the...

Leonhard Hugger grew up between Leipzig and Stuttgart. After graduating from High School and a brief period studying History he was drawn to become an actor at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna. His first...

For Fabian Reichenbach, it’s always about the people. Whether it’s listening to those who don’t have a voice, supporting them or providing a stage for structural struggles. Before he graduated from University...

Steffen Siegmund is attracted to the stage because that is where – to paraphrase Wolfram Lotz – dying doesn’t count anymore. What is final in life remains no more than a possibility on stage. For Steffen...

Fantasy, thrills, pleasure – for Elias Eilinghoff, theatre is a celebration. Having been born in Duisburg and grown up in Mülheim an der Ruhr, he is now coming home again after studying Acting at Frankfurt...

Theatre is too fast or too slow, too visionary or too old-fashioned, too sentimental or too clever – but it is always aligned with the present. Birgit Unterweger performed at the Salzburg Festival in Leander...

Exhaust all possible means of artistic expression – this is what Hasti Molavian wants to do on stage. Born in Tehran, she began as a musician. While still at school she played the violin in chamber orchestras...

Louisa Beck grew up on a farm in Bavaria, surrounded by goats, chickens, and cowboy fantasies. After graduating from high school, she moved to Berlin, where she began her acting studies at the University of...

What can Rebekka Biener do in the theatre? She can find an inexplicable liveliness, and hope – whether this comes in the form of a sobriety, a joy, an enthusiasm, a fear or a range of thought that haunts you...

What does theatre need? A connection to a universal humanity that recognizes the familiar in the foreign – and vice versa. A theatre that merely reproduces the opinions we already hold is boring.
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“To not leave the dead in peace, to not leave the living in peace, to put down roots, to pull up roots, to earn money, (to not have to go to work to work)” – this and no less is what Julia Schubert, agreeing...

Bettina Lieder was born in Görlitz and studied acting at the Bavarian Theatre Academy August Everding in Munich. She has worked with, among others, Claudia Bauer, Stefan Kaegi (Rimini Protokoll), and Anna...

Tommy Finke (born 1981 in Bochum) is a composer, musician, and sound artist known for his clear artistic vision and distinctive style. After studying Electronic Composition at the Folkwang University of the...

Different every night – is what the ideal theatre can be. Henning Nass is a dramaturg and radio author. As a dramaturg, his work has taken him to numerous institutions including the Volksbühne am Rosa...

For Wiebke Rüter theatre is a place of dynamic communication and immediate encounters – with the unknown and with oneself, with beautiful and disturbing phenomena, with visions and fears, with the past...

Alexander Kerlin grew up in a village surrounded by sugar beet fields between Braunschweig and Wolfsburg in Lower Saxony and spent some time in Israel after leaving school before moving to Erlangen and Bochum...

Viola Köster is a dramaturg, director and author. Before she found her way to the theatre, she studied Political Sciences at the FU Berlin and supported an environmental NGO in Brussels, which continues to...

Adena Jacobs is a theatre director based in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. Her visually striking work draws from ancient text and Western myth, exploring the body as an archive of trauma, hauntings and...

Leonie Böhm (born 1982 in Stuttgart) has an interdisciplinary background with degrees in three fields. She first studied art and German with the aim of becoming a secondary school teacher and completed a...