In the interactive installation "Pigs", the audience sits as a 30-member citizens' assembly in pigsties. In the middle of the round, two actors negotiate their ambivalent relationship to meat consumption.
"Lethe Simulationswelten" in Hamburg recently started offering one of their very special simulations. Behind the gates of an industrial hall on the former Thyssenkrupp site, you can explore a village surrounded by thick fog. Fantastic mountain panoramas surround ten closely nestled wooden huts in which the villagers live.
A 2.5-hour immersive experience in Görtlitz that is only available for a limited time. Follow actors, dance in the swing club, or explore hidden rooms in the large villa. Extract from the website in German: Die Goldenen Zwanziger kehren zurück! Mit GATSBY!, einem spektakulären immersiven Theatererlebnis von Daniel Morgenroth nach dem Roman DER GROßE GATSBY von F. Scott Fitzgerald, erwartet das Publikum ab dem 10. Mai 2025 eine einzigartige Reise in eine längst vergangene Epoche. Bis zum 13. Juli 2025 verwandelt sich das historische KEMA-Gelände in Görlitz in die schillernde Welt von Jay Gatsby. Zuschauerinnen und Zuschauer bewegen sich frei durch eine aufwendig gestaltete Kulisse voller Glamour und Geheimnisse – von Gatsbys luxuriöser Villa bis hin zu einem extravaganten Swing-Club, namens Fitzgerald’s. Nach einem gemeinsamen Start entscheidet jeder selbst, welchen Wegen und Charakteren er oder sie folgt. Wer bleibt an der Bar stehen, wer entdeckt geheime Räume, wer tanzt bis zum Morgengrauen im Fitzgerald‘s? Jeder ist seines eigenen Glückes Schmied und geht auf eine ganz individuelle Reise durch das Long Island der 1920er.
One house. Five characters. You decide what you see. Enter Wonderland and follow your very own story. Follow the White Rabbit. Face the Queen. Dive deep with the Caterpillar. Celebrate with the Mad Hatter. Encounter yourself. No stage. No fixed perspective. No cameras. You decide where you go and what you discover. ALICE is an immersive performance about the search for our own identity and our longing for genuine connection. Inside the House of Colors, a building transformed by more than 50 graffiti and street artists, you will encounter dancers, actors, and circus performers. Physical Theatre × Urban Dance × Street Style × Contemporary Circus × Acting × Spatial Art × Graffiti × Installation × You Performed and created by: Rocío "Pez" Becerra, Nicole Kufeld, Ignacio García, Inox, Johanna-Friederike Krüger Makeup: Susann Weber Costumes: Sarah Magirius
This is binge-watching meets theater, live and up close. Much like a camera weaves through an elaborate film set, Nestervals Eldorado guides the audience through a multitude of scenes, introducing us to a whole range of characters and their stories along the way. Presented by the ground-breaking queer theater group Nesterval, this intricate production is a masterful display of storytelling. Nesterval is know for its immersive theatrical productions, which often take over entire buildings and last for several hours, transforming theater into a true experience. In the troupe’s hometown of Vienna, performances sell out in a matter of minutes, and now, for the first time, they are coming to Berlin to debut Nestervals Eldorado, a site-specific work developed for Sophiensæle. Set primarily in Berlin’s Scheunenviertel, the neighborhood around the Sophiensæle bulding complex, the piece centers around Berlin’s queer history before and during Nazi rule. Inspired by biographies of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and trans people who were systematically persecuted and murdered at the hands of the Nazi regime, this production artfully weaves fiction and reality into a poignat story that allows the audience to fully inhabit the characters’ thoughts and experiences. Nesterval is a diverse ensemble made up of actors, immersive performers, and other stage artists, including drag queens and kings. In their works, various performance styles share the stage as equals. The result is a queer people’s theater that shines a spotlight from the past onto our present day. In this production, the audience, divided into small groups, experiences the plot in fragments, never as a whole. As a result, comparing notes afterwards becomes part of the experience, with audience members eager to discuss what they’ve just seen. This creates unique opportunities for engagement and reflection that linger long after the show is over.