
© Clemens Heidrich
ZER-BRECH-LICH

© Clemens Heidrich
ZER-BRECH-LICH

© Clemens Heidrich
ZER-BRECH-LICH

© Clemens Heidrich
ZER-BRECH-LICH

© Clemens Heidrich
ZER-BRECH-LICH

© Clemens Heidrich
ZER-BRECH-LICH
- Musikalische Leitung Richard Schwennicke
- Regie, Choreografie Alessandro Schiattarella
- Bühne Margarete Albinger
- Kostüme Giulia Marcotullio
- Licht Uwe Wegner
- Dramaturgie Martin Mutschler
- Songwriting Gina Été
- Xchange Matthias Brandt / Daniel Riedel
- Mit Victoria Antonova, Alice Giuliani, Laila White
BREAKING POINT: From Exclusion to Inclusion
What does it mean to consider barrier-free accessibility in producing (art)? Which structural conditions must be created to enable inclusive work? ZER-BRECH-LICH is the first part of a two-season project entitled Breaking Point; its company is mainly made up out of artists with disabilities who create their artistic processes in a self-determined, self-confident and exclusive way. At the same time, they impart their knowledge and lay the foundations for future inclusive co-operation where they will be in charge. Established (and possibly ableist) power structures are opposed with empowerment. With the support of the Federal Cultural Foundation’s JUPITER-programme, the aim is to promote theatre for young audiences across the disciplines and to achieve greater awareness of their own qualities.
What does it mean to consider barrier-free accessibility in producing (art)? Which structural conditions must be created to enable inclusive work? ZER-BRECH-LICH is the first part of a two-season project entitled Breaking Point; its company is mainly made up out of artists with disabilities who create their artistic processes in a self-determined, self-confident and exclusive way. At the same time, they impart their knowledge and lay the foundations for future inclusive co-operation where they will be in charge. Established (and possibly ableist) power structures are opposed with empowerment. With the support of the Federal Cultural Foundation’s JUPITER-programme, the aim is to promote theatre for young audiences across the disciplines and to achieve greater awareness of their own qualities.
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