Cologne, Germany
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Sarina Panahideh explores the traces of censorship and prohibition in the body, creating a "duet within one person" between an honest self and a controlled exterior. The performance combines dance, a nylon-thread installation, projections, and live music.
Sarina Panahideh explores the traces of censorship and prohibition in the body, creating a "duet within one person" between authentic and controlled self.
Ugo Dehaes merges robotics and dance in an experimental exploration of automation and creativity. Robots learn to dance, and the audience can teach them new movements.
A hybrid performance by Marco Donnarumma merging body, sound, and technology. A wordless spectacle accessible to all, including deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences.
Ivo Dimchev invites you to an interactive evening combining Strauss's music, dance and queer politics. A performance full of singing, choreography and shared joy for everyone willing to participate.
A theatre piece about the drug paradox: police boast record seizures, organised crime counts its billions, and the clubs keep dancing. A provocative production at Orangerie Theater im Volksgarten in Köln.
An adaptation of Astrid Lindgren's classic novel on an open-air stage, where two actors playing Ronja and Birk discover friendship amid the conflict of rival robber bands.
Cologne vocal trio LUAH blends Afro-Brazilian rhythms with jazz and original songwriting. In "LUAH meets TANZ", dancer Karina Syndikus joins the stage, turning the concert into a dialogue between sound and movement.
A stage adaptation of Michael Ende's novel "Momo" for audiences aged 8 and up, running two hours with an interval, performed in the new foyer of the Orangerie Theater im Volksgarten in Cologne.
A music festival bringing together Brazilian rhythms, alternative pop, and jazz in one programme.
