Sophiensæle
Sophiensæle
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Sophienstraße 18
10178 Berlin-Mitte

Musiktheaterkollektiv Hauen & Stechen – Sophiensæle | Freies Theater in Berlin

Program

Saison 26/27
19:30
Festsaal
Performance, Installation Ticket
19:30
Festsaal
Performance, Installation Ticket
20:00
Hochzeitssaal
Performance Ticket Premiere
20:00
Hochzeitssaal
Performance Ticket
18:00
Festsaal
Performance Ticket
20:00
Hochzeitssaal
Performance Ticket
18:00
Festsaal
Performance Ticket
20:00
Hochzeitssaal
Performance Ticket
19:30
Kantine
Performance Ticket
19:30
Kantine
Performance Ticket
19:00
Festsaal
Performance Ticket Premiere
19:00
Festsaal
Performance Ticket
19:00
Festsaal
Performance Ticket
21:00
Hochzeitssaal
Dance, Performance Ticket
18:00
Festsaal
Performance Ticket
20:00
Hochzeitssaal
Dance, Performance Ticket
19:00
Festsaal
Performance, Film, Lecture Ticket
19:00
Festsaal
Performance, Film, Lecture Ticket
18:30
Start: Kasse/Box office
Guided tour Ticket
19:00
Festsaal
Dance, Theater Ticket
21:00
Kantine
Talk show, Performance Ticket
19:00
Festsaal
Dance, Theater Ticket
21:00
Kantine
Talk show, Performance Ticket

Current

Göksu Kunak:
A person is kneeling in front of a black car.
Melanie Jame Wolf: Finite Jest
A person with short dark hair stands between mirrored panels, looking upward toward the camera. They wear a loose dark blue garment with very long sleeves resting on the floor, black legwear, and black ankle boots. The mirrors multiply the body and space.
Ausbildung zur Fachkraft für Veranstaltungstechnik (D/W/M)
JOB JOB JOB JOB
Jubiläumssaison 2025/26
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Musiktheaterkollektiv Hauen & Stechen

Hauen & Stechen was founded as a laboratory for moving, cross-border, and cross-genre musical theater. It initially worked in the cellars of Galerina Steiner, where the collective attracted attention with a special series of performances: a staging course was performed for different groups on one evening until they were completely exhausted. Here it developed its style, which blends influences from opera, visual arts and film with performative elements to create an idiosyncratic and opulent theatrical language. The pieces deliberately leave space for impulses and interaction with the audience and take place in an intensely intimate setting.

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