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Droste, Haberlandt, Auf der Heyde, Münster – Sophiensæle | Freies Theater in Berlin

Program

Saison 26/27

Droste, Haberlandt, Auf der Heyde, Münster

A new quartet was formed for the production Auf allen vieren (All Fours):

Meike Droste graduated from the Otto Falckenberg School and has performed at the Munich Kammerspiele, the Berliner Ensemble, the Deutsches Theater Berlin, and the Burgtheater Vienna, among others. She has played leading roles in numerous film and television productions and is the recipient of the FAUST Theater Prize for Best Actress (2009). Her leading role in the multi-award-winning television production Mord mit Aussicht made her famous throughout Germany.

Fritzi Haberlandt studied at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin and has performed at the Schauspiel Hannover, Thalia Theater Hamburg, and Deutsches Theater Berlin, among others. She received two German Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress (2004 & 2017) and most recently the FAUST Theater Award for Best Actress for Angabe der Person (2023).

Sabine Auf der Heyde is a theater director, lecturer, and social justice and diversity trainer. She has directed at various theaters in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Her artistic and educational work combines critical cultural theories – in particular gender studies, postcolonial theory, and social justice – with the core aspects of theater: play, fiction, language, and representation. Her productions focus on collaboration with contemporary authors, most recently with Anke Stelling and Kim de l’Horizon.

Holle Münster works as a theater maker, curator and professor of acting. A central focus of her artistic activity is her work with the theater collective Prinzip Gonzo, where she creates genre-defining participatory game theater formats. She has also staged numerous plays and novels by contemporary and classical authors, both at municipal theaters and in the independent scene.

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