ON TOUR
— GUEST PERFORMANCES —
BLOOD, SWEAT, BREASTS (hannsjana)
UNINVITED GUESTS (hannsjana)
DIE FRÜHLING (Kaveh Ghaemi)
ALLES MUSS RAUS!, Kaiserslautern
Performances: 19th – 21st July
boulevART Festival, Wismar
Performances: 2nd – 4th August
BABY BUMPS
Festival Internacional de Artes Escénicas, Teatro Solís, Montevideo, Uruguay
Performances: Fri 23.08. | Sat 24.08.
— COLLABORATIONS —
ANIMALS MEET ANIMALS
Theater an der Parkaue, Berlin
Performances: Sun 26.05. 11:00 | Mon 27.05. 10:00 | Tue 28.05. 10:00 | Sat 01.06. 10:00 | Tue 11.06. 10:00 | Wed 12.06. 10:00
BROFAROMIN OST
with Panzerkreuzer Rotkäppchen
Haus 22, Stasi Headquarters Berlin Lichtenberg
Performances: Fri 31.05. 19:30 | Sat 01.06. 19:30 | Fri 07.06. 19:30 | Info at www.panzerkreuzerrotkaeppchen.de
FRINGIFY
Pavilion of the Free Arts (Rentzelstraße 36-40), Hamburg
“nO Obstacles – Web Laboratory for Accessibility in Performing Arts” – Presentation | Wed 05.06. 15:00
ALL LATE, ALL BABE
by Juli Reinartz
Studio Storkower Straße 115, Berlin
Performances: 22.06. | 23.06. | Info at: www.late-night.net
Heart of a Dog
A production by HAUEN UND STECHEN in cooperation with THEATER THIKWA and WESTGERMANY.
Attention: The event will take place at WestGermany on Skalitzer Str. 133.
A street dog in need ends up in a dubious practice and becomes the victim of a terrible experiment: He is to be transplanted with a human cerebellum. But something goes wrong during the operation and the medical staff are transformed with him...
An opera performance in West Germany, a former dentist's surgery at Kottbusser Tor. Music theater collective Hauen und Stechen and Theater Thikwa operate on a post-Soviet creature. Can anything positive come of it? And if not, what to do with the waste? Between the hope of experimentation, hubris and sheer horror, we are dealing with cracks in history, confused circumstances and mean theater criticism.
An operation based on the novella of the same name by Mikhail Bulgakov.
NO LIMITS 2024
In its eleventh edition, NO LIMITS takes a boundary-breaking look at theater and dance from around the world. Germany's largest and most important festival for Disability & Performing Arts shows what happens when the question of accessibility forms the basis of creative processes and artists with disabilities not only participate but take the lead in all artistic functions.
20 theater, dance, and performance groups from 12 countries in more than 40 performances make up a twelve-day diverse program at Theater Thikwa, as well as HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Ballhaus Ost, the RambaZamba Theater, and for the first time at Theater an der Parkaue.
With fine humor, the feminist collective hannsjana and Theater Thikwa tackle a difficult topic: Who wants to have a baby and shouldn't? And who doesn't want to have babies but should? Big questions about reproduction, parenthood, and care, which here become an entertaining and thought-provoking manifesto of self-empowerment.
It's about stepping into the world, which is a stage, with tanzbar_bremen. What am I willing to show, and what emerges when I take off my beautiful dress? A space of possibilities for the self and togetherness.
How many voices does a person need? Especially when one's own voice fails more and more? The Schauspielhaus Wien asks questions about body images and self-representation in infinitely many facets. Discursive, sometimes funny, touching, and always light-footed.
With their performances developed specifically for the festival, Anna Berndtson and Yingmei Duan connect the five NO LIMITS venues spread across the city. Stage space meets public space. Visitors are involved with all their senses.
ReTold – Nach:Erzählt
From Hamburg to the Allgäu – trips across Germany to athletes of the Special Olympics were the starting point. The conversations we had with them are our source of inspiration. Short performances, dance acts, rap and beatbox around sports and life, knitted together to a fast-paced revue, will be Thikwa's contribution to the Special Olympics World Games. A varied spectacle in two parts at our theater.
Parallel to this, daily for the guests from all over the world: Short shows in front of the Thikwa containers at the Special Olympics Festival at Neptunbrunnen at Alexanderplatz.
Our film about the Special Olympics, "Erzähl mal! – Eine Interviewreise durch Deutschland", can also be viewed on our YouTube channel.
ReTold – Nach:Erzählt (Short Performances)
What's the story with winning and losing? And with the things of existence in general? Theater Thikwa has interviewed Special Olympics athletes all over Germany. Their stories are the source of inspiration for a colourful mix of scenes. Several times a day, in front of the Thikwa containers at Neptunbrunnen, we present a fast-paced mix of short performances, music and dance acts all about sport and life. Free of charge and outside - and with beatbox music on top. Parallel to the great revue at Thikwa Theatre.
Our film about the Special Olympics, "Erzähl mal! – Eine Interviewreise durch Deutschland", can also be viewed on our YouTube channel.