Nachtstück N°5

„...power for the people: use your body... use your voice... make a choice...“
Cheerleading codes, familiar from sporting events, are both employed and subverted in this dance piece to convey unique messages. Glamour, glitter, and an eclectic mix of slogans create a joyful and ironic alternative to traditional forms of protest. Radical Cheerleading poses the question: what causes are worth taking to the streets for?

All Dates

Wed

09.10.

20:00–21:10 Ausverkauft

Thu

10.10.

18:00–19:10

Physical introduction

Radical Cheerleading Zufit Simon

What if human bodies could be used to generate energy? This raises critical questions about which bodies are considered "usable" under this paradigm and which are not. The immersive performance Blackouts explores these issues by transforming visitors into a collective human power plant, blending party and capitalism into a complex narrative. Is this a solution to the climate crisis or merely a new form of exploitation? Are you a cog in the machine or the sand that grinds it to a halt?

All Dates

Wed

09.10.

21:30–02:30

Blackouts service not included

In Transfigured, shape-shifters embody figures like the Sphinx, Cassandra, and other hermaphroditic prophets, conveying prophecies, hopes, and memories. Through dance, speech, and song, they craft a world made accessible through integrated audio descriptions and surtitles.

All Dates

Thu

10.10.

20:00–21:00 Ausverkauft

Fri

11.10.

18:00–19:00 Ausverkauft

Follow-up discussion at 19:30

Transfigured (Premiere) Rykena/Jüngst

What happens when the television transcends its role as a mere media device? When it becomes a trusted friend, babysitter, and at times, a replacement parent? In the performance Orakel, Caner Akdeniz embarks on a thought-provoking journey through film history and personal reflection, delving into how iconic figures like Rambo and Terminator influence our shared consciousness. He rigorously tests the impact of these cultural touchstones on his own life and identity.

All Dates

Fri

11.10.

20:00–21:10

Follow-up discussion at 9 pm

Sat

12.10.

20:00–21:10

Orakel Caner Akdeniz

Bo Burnham vs. Jeff Bezos is a theatrical screening, a durational performance and a self-awareness journey tailored for Gen Z. It delves into themes of isolation within the parasocial dynamics of the internet, highlighting the inseparable link between ego and screen, and the shaping influence of the internet on our perception of the world. It unfolds over four hours, navigating the blurred boundaries between analogue and digital realms, where our search history reveals our deepest longings.

All Dates

Sat

12.10.

15:00–19:30 Ausverkauft

Sun

13.10.

17:00–21:30 Ausverkauft

Follow-up discussion with Annett Hardegen

Bo Burnham vs. Jeff Bezos Thalia Schoeller & Melina Dressler

Heimsuchung (Visitation) is a chamber of terrors and a one-woman horror show. With humor and rumor, the myth of the perfect mother is meticulously dismantled, launched into the galaxy, and reborn as a needle in a haystack. It is an angrytopian journey into the inner workings of motherhood.

All Dates

Sat

12.10.

18:00–18:50

Follow-up discussion at 19:30

Heimsuchung Ines Hollinger / Theresa Scheitzenhammer

What is a body? A landscape, a piece of flesh, or perhaps a musical instrument? In Hey Körper?!, Sahra Huby embarks on a quest to explore what a body is – or could be. Through dance, language, and live drawings, she offers a unique anatomy lesson unlike any other. This captivating solo performance, suitable for ages 8 and up, is presented at the State Museum of Egyptian Art in Munich.

All Dates

Sun

13.10.

16:00–17:00 Ausverkauft

Mon

14.10.

10:30–11:30 Ausverkauft

Tue

15.10.

10:30–11:30

Hey Körper?! Sahra Huby

They Don't Care About Us: there are countless songs on the subject of care. The Community Theater Initiative Ausstellungspark presents a glamorous musical evening featuring both caregivers nd those they care for. This heartfelt production explores themes of care and self-care, dependence, and devotion. And, of course, it wouldn't be complete without a lively round of bingo!

All Dates

Sun

13.10.

18:00–19:00 Ausverkauft

Follow-up discussion at 19:30

Tue

15.10.

20:00–21:00

The Ultimate Caregivers Playlist Initiative Ausstellungspark

In a monologue, Lulu Obermayer celebrates the radical artistic practice of Broadway dancer, choreographer and painter Marta Becket, who opened an opera house in the middle of the Californian desert in 1967. Lulu Obermayer tells a story of ghosts, time and devotion and of the (im)possibility of an artistic life. A mirage arises in which theater, dreams and fate become blurred.

All Dates

Sun

13.10.

20:00–21:00

Follow-up discussion at 21:30

Death Valley Junction Lulu Obermayer

Discover the enchanting, fascinating, and awe-inspiring world of Alfredo Zinola, where strange and familiar elements abound—floating rocks and shaggy giant spheres await. Things at the End of the World challenges our connection to nature and the world around us. This mesmerizing dance performance captivates audiences aged 2 and up with its beguiling beauty.

All Dates

Mon

14.10.

18:00–18:50 Ausverkauft

Follow-up discussion at 19:15

Tue

15.10.

10:00–10:50 Ausverkauft

Things am Ende der Welt Alfredo Zinola Productions

Naked and with tentative movements, three dancers embark in Orchids on a search for utopian, more delicate forms of masculinity. They explore the beauty of movement, developing a language of gentleness and compassion. A new kind of intimacy emerges, where their bodies become catalysts for desire and dreams.

All Dates

Mon

14.10.

20:00–21:00

Follow-up discussion in English at 21:30

Tue

15.10.

18:00–19:00

Orchids Léonard Engel