Ntando Cele – Sophiensæle | Freies Theater in Berlin
Program
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House tour, Performance Ticket
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Theater, Performance Ticket
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House tour, Performance Ticket
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Dance, Performance Ticket
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Theater, Performance Ticket
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Talk show, Performance Ticket
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Guided tour Ticket
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House tour, Performance Ticket
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No-Working Space Free admission
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Talk show, Performance Ticket
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Guided tour Ticket
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No-Working Space Ticket
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No-Working Space, Publication launch, Talk Free admission
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Discourse Ticket
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House tour, Performance Ticket
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Discourse Ticket
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Workshop
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No-Working Space Free admission
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House tour, Performance Ticket
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House tour, Performance Ticket
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Dance Ticket
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Dance Ticket
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Dance Ticket
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Dance Ticket
Current
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Moya Michael It’s like a Finger Pointing a Way to the Moon Moya Michael Moya Michael: It’s like a Finger Pointing a Way to the Moon
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Ea Torrado Brown Madonna Ea Torrado Ea Torrado: Brown Madonna
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Festival Never Work
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No-Working Space
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Nestervals Eldorado
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Sophiensæle Forever
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Tanztage Berlin 2027 Open Call
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Jubiläumssaison 2025/26
Ntando Cele
Ntando Cele was born in Durban, South Africa, and lives in Bern. She studied theater in Durban before continuing her artistic education at DasArts in Amsterdam. Together with Raphael Urweider, she founded Manaka Empowerment Prod in 2013. Her performances play with the boundaries between theater, video installation, concert and performance. With humor and deliberately politically incorrect statements, she addresses hidden racism in everyday life. She combines music, text and video to cheerfully dissect prejudices and stereotypes and confront the audience with their own perceptions.
In February 2020, Cele invited her fellow artists to discuss the limitations faced by artists of color in a satirical discussion titled Enemy of Progressas part of the it’s not that simple festival at the Schlachthaus Theater in Bern. In 2023, she won the Swiss Diversity Award for Wer hat Angst vorm weißen Mann? as well as the Swiss Performing Arts Award. In 2024, she was nominated for the Theo d'Or at the Netherlands Theater Festival and won Best Direction for SPAfrica, a co-creation with Julian Hetzel.