Dresden, Germany
The projekttheater dresden e.V. is an independent, non-commercial theatre in Dresden, operating as a registered association. It serves as a platform for experimental and contemporary performing arts, hosting theatre productions, dance performances, and interdisciplinary projects by both local and visiting artists. The venue is known for its open, collaborative approach to the arts and its support of emerging theatre makers.
Stand-up comedy performance by Ben Schafmeister at projekttheater dresden e.V.
Marco Tschirpke's comedy programme about empirically proven bread rolls. A show in Dresden.
German comedian René Sydow performs his stand-up programme at Projekttheater Dresden.
Lucy van Kuhl performs at Projekttheater Dresden. The show takes place on 14 March 2027 at 19:00.
A new production by an inclusive theatre ensemble explores how people meet in the city through scenes of lived experience, inviting audiences to discover ways of engaging with their surroundings.
Book premiere featuring three young authors of contemporary literature. The writers read from their texts, which were developed through crowdfunding.
A two-person micro space opera retelling Hamlet's story, with orchestra, choir, soloists, ballet - and the final word left to artificial intelligence.
An experimental adaptation of Hamlet blending theatre, music and dance in a futuristic setting. A performance for audiences seeking something unconventional.
A staged dialogue about Edward Bernays, pioneer of modern propaganda and public relations, and his influence on contemporary marketing and the manipulation of public opinion.
A performance piece asking whether humans can form genuine bonds with machines, with performers interacting live with custom-built robotic prostheses.
An improv theater evening where the audience sets the scene and the Freie Spielkultur ensemble builds the story on the spot - no script, pure spontaneity.
Solo performance by Leah Wewoda exploring the experience of aging in a young body, using a mask as alter ego to examine age as both physical sensation and social construct.
A family-friendly dance performance about two colours discovering the power of friendship and creative collaboration.
A theater piece rooted in Jean-Luc Nancy's philosophy, exploring the boundary between self and other through movement, voice, and language.
Year 5 students from Dresden's Kulturwerkschule perform their own original theatre piece, conceived, rehearsed and staged entirely by themselves.
Espiral Ballet Studio in Dresden wraps up the year with a showcase featuring children, amateurs, and professionals performing classical ballet, jazz dance, and historical dance.
Improv theater with no script and no plan - the audience sets the theme and Freie Spielkultur from DIE BÜHNE builds characters, scenes and full stories on the spot.