rede+zeit Gesprächsprogramm

In the organizer's words:

as part of AUGENBLICK MAL! The festival of theater for young audiences

Do you know this? You build your festival schedule and it's quickly far too full? And you didn't just want to see guest performances, but also find time to meet other audience members; to talk to children, young people, adults, colleagues or simply people in the festival center? But the locations are so scattered, the time slots too short and somehow you don't know that many people yet?

Maybe we have something for you: This year, we have built a program of talks that stays in the same place for several hours and yet includes different formats, that takes time for arriving & getting to know each other, for warming up & cooling down. The program was co-designed by young people and aims to bring festival visitors of all ages into conversation with each other - whether in German or English spoken language, German sign language, interactively, in frontal situations or in small groups. Among others, the children of the BLICK'S MAL! group and students from the University of Hildesheim invite you to talks and workshops. The teenagers and young adults of the "Theatre Action Group" (TAG) of the EU program "ForesTEEN" are here in Berlin as AUGENtagMAL! and are looking forward to encounters, new input, different perspectives and talk+time about the performing arts for young audiences.

Please purchase a free counting ticket for the respective rede+times in the online store. Lunch can be purchased on site.

Thursday
warm+speeches
Production discussions The productions "Peer Gynt", "O (die ShOw)" and "Wolf" will be discussed in various discussion formats. With: Students of the University of Hildesheim. With DGS translation.
LOOK AT IT! - A playful exchange The children's participation project BLICK'S MAL! invites people of all ages to a workshop. With: BLICK'S MAL! group

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Content and trigger warnings & Co. How can this information be made understandable and accessible for children and young people? How much knowledge is needed before a performance? What do children and young people themselves want? With: AUGENtagMAL! and guests.
Workshop This is a space to talk to participants about young participation formats: How to get started? What worked well? Where did what fail? What is possible? With: AUGENtagMAL!

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friday
warm+speak
Train the trainer workshop for play leaders / (theater) educators CommUnity Counterculture: How can we make theater in a world full of crises? What can radical theater pedagogy do? With: Theater X
Production discussions The productions "Talking about silence" and "TROJA - Stowaways in the Trojan Horse" will be discussed in various discussion formats. With: Students of the University of Hildesheim. Partly ENG.
LOOK! - A playful exchange The children's participation project BLICK'S MAL! invites people of all ages to a workshop. With: BLICK'S MAL! group

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Meditation on productions Which moments of the productions particularly touched you? Which scene can't get out of your head? With: AUGENtagMAL!
Talk about the curation process of the guest performances As with every festival edition, those who selected the guest performances will have their say. With: curators of the festival, BLICK'S MAL! and AUGENtagMAL!

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Sunday
warm+talk
Production talks. TEEN Kitchen Table discussion on "Der Katze ist es ganz egal", "Faust - eine Tragödie", "Follow me!" and "SPLASH!". With: AUGENtagMAL! with European guests from ForesTEEN. In English.
Workshop: Strategic Invitations @ForesTEEN In the ForesTEEN project, we are constantly looking for new impulses and perspectives on how to make cultural offerings more appealing to young people. Strategic Invitations are people who have ideas for this. With: Ruthana Slob. In English.
Staging discussions The production "Der allerbeste Familienstreit" will be discussed in a suitable discussion format. With: Students of the University of Hildesheim.

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