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Tomorrow | 20:00
Eva Meyer-Keller Living Matters
A hybrid performance, fluctuating between the visual and performing arts, which combines the methodical investigation of “life” with the overwhelming and excessive demands of lives being lived.
A performative art experiment: With two halves of a car, Wagner/Feigl explore the material nature of the great conflicts of our time, developing a unique poetry.
Markus&Markus tracked down activists, chronicled their actions on video and apprenticed with them: A hopeful journey across the Republic.
Olivia Wenzel invites us to a séance: Old and new images around her debut novel 1000 serpentinen angst are conjured up including readings, video works, live music and talks, which are losely associated with each other.
The dizzying conclusion of Holzinger‘s trilogy on the body as a spectacle: TANZ deals with physical discipline and the cult of beauty ingrained within the tradition of dance.
Song Evening and Reading on the Migration Background East.
The worlds leading autistic green drag queen Oozing Gloop explains the world to us and starts at the very beginning: With the letter A.
For one night musicians fight for fame, honour and the favour of the audience.
A guided tour about the eventful history of the Sophiensæle from its construction in 1904/05 to the present day.
The women on the edge of comedy are embarking on their ninth year and Vanessa Stern discovers once again funny, talented people where actually are none.
The Queer Darlings edition of the discussion series is dedicated to current queer strategies of staging race.
Gangstas, Pimps and Hoes: By using the example of a pink fashion trend in the hypermasculine rap scene, Joana Tischkau examines how fragile social constructs of race and gender are.
Take a seat in the live TV show, Beige Nation! As your provocative star and host*, the post-internet icon Beige B*tch scrolls through the saturated reality of her beige world and challenges the (sur-)real fantasy construct of “mixed race” women.
Love me harder is looking for a queer, fluid version of male eroticism that allows insecurities and makes consent a principle.
In four solos, they share personal experiences and longings that still shape their political struggles and their relationship to their own bodies today. An evening that celebrates resistance to the norm and pride in one‘s own femininity!
Festival
Queer Darlings 2
Our spring-time event Queer Darlings features favorite queer productions that we have seen over the past year.
» moreAccessibility
Information and offers for people with sensory and physical impairments
Feedback talks after the performance with wine and savory snacks
Regular guided tours through Sophiensæle
Mediation
Introductions, workshops, seminars and offers for schools
Lectures
Lectures, discussions, readings, panels, etc.
