Wiederumaufabbau

In the organizer's words:

Notes: Strobe-like lighting effects and darkness.

The performance can be experienced in two versions, which take place simultaneously.
EITHER
Immersive Guided Performance on the lower stage: without fixed seating.
The event is only accessible via a steep staircase and is filmed and projected live. The recording will not be saved or used for other purposes.
OR
A multimedia concert in the main auditorium of the Prinzregententheater: with fixed seating and barrier-free access.

80 years since the end of the war

Dramaturgy course

On May 8, 1945, the Second World War in Europe ended with the surrender of the German Wehrmacht. This marked the beginning of a process of upheaval and reconstruction as well as a reorientation of society and culture. The traces of this period can be traced in Munich in particular.

The Master's students of dramaturgy are taking the 80th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe as an opportunity to explore this topic in a performative tour of the Prinzregententheater. From the perspectives of reconstruction, dismantling, conversion and demolition, they will deal with the charged history of Prinzregentenplatz. Who lived and worked here? What stories do the buildings tell us? What was the Prinzregenten Theater used for and what changes did the program undergo? This opens up new perspectives on a place that is characterized by change and remembrance.

In cooperation with the Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich

Price information:

Free admission, admission ticket required