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Queer Darlings 4 – Sophiensæle | Freies Theater in Berlin

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Saison 26/27

Queer Darlings 4

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Queer Darlings 4

april 14–23

For the fourth and final time, Sophiensæle presents the popular spring festival series Queer Darlings, bringing old and new favorites to Berlin. The works of local and international artists deal with personal and socio-political moments of change, transformation, crisis and transition(s). To do so, they overwrite folk dances and narratives, fairy tales and myths from a queer perspective to create humorous, immersive, sensual and imaginative stage worlds beyond binary norms – and celebrate the potential of queer imagination for new visions of coexistence.  

With Alex Baczyński-Jenkins, Cade & MacAskill, Sorour Darabi, Astrit Ismaili, Liz Rosenfeld, a.o. Curation/Dramaturgy Lena Kollender, Mateusz Szymanówka Production Dramaturgy Wolfram Sander Production Management Francesca Spisto

Queer Darlings #4 is supported by the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe. The Natural Drama guest performance is also kindly supported by the Institut français and the French Ministry of Culture. URSA-X by Liz Rosenfeld is funded by the Hauptstadtkulturfonds. Media partners: Berlin Art Link, Rausgegangen, Missy Magazine, Siegessäule, tipBerlin, taz.die tageszeitung.

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    © Jan Grygoriew
  • Alex Baczynski-Jenkins_Untitled_HoldingHorizon_2018_Credit_SpyrosRennt
    Alex Baczyński-Jenkins: Untitled (Holding Horizon), © Spyros Rennt
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    Astrit Ismaili: The First Flower, © Jules Harather
  • Cade _ MacAskill, The Making of Pinocchio. Photo by Tiu Makkonen (3)
    Cade & MacAskill: The Making of Pinocchio, © Tiu Makkonen
  • URSA_©DorotheaTuch_Querformat
    Liz Rosenfeld: URSA-X, © DorotheaTuch
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    Sorour Darabi: Natural Drama, © Laurent Paillier