Potsdam, Germany
fabrik Potsdam is a cultural centre housed in a converted 19th-century factory building on the banks of the Havel. It hosts a wide range of events - from theatre, dance and concerts to club nights and community gatherings. The industrial architecture gives the venue a distinctive character that sets it apart from conventional stages.
Australian circus company Circa comes to Potsdam for the European premiere of North of Now, a seventy-minute work for seven performers inspired by a verse from Paul Celan.
A documentary dance solo by Jenny Beyer on family memory, resistance to National Socialism, and the weight of historical responsibility across generations. Followed by an open audience discussion.
Jenny Beyer's documentary dance solo examines political oppression, family memory, and responsibility. The piece weaves personal recollection with her grandfather's resistance to Nazism.
A dance performance for the youngest audiences, where three performers create a magical world of circling shapes, experimentation and movement.
A dance for young audiences exploring heroism and inner strength. Greek choreographer Patricia Apergi examines what makes ordinary people into heroes.
A dance piece by Ceren Oran on trauma, community and the limits of compassion - a single dancer at the centre of a circle of spectators who become both witnesses and participants.
