Dresden, Germany
The Societaetstheater Dresden is a historic independent theatre housed in a late-18th-century building in the heart of the city. It serves as a versatile cultural venue hosting theatre performances, concerts, readings, and interdisciplinary events. Known for its intimate atmosphere and commitment to contemporary and experimental arts, it is one of Dresden's most established independent stages.
The guts company presents a dance performance weaving movement, sound, and history through an abandoned market hall. A sensory journey through layers of time for audiences aged 7 and up.
Concert by Olicía at Societaetstheater.
A premiere solo performance by dancer Kornelija Aleksaitė that explores recurring patterns of history and society through the figures of a cabaret dancer and a politician in the context of the 1920s and 1930s.
An experimental theatre piece by Freaks und Fremde combining object theatre, live music, and projections in a journey through personal fears and mysteries. The performance lasts approximately 90 minutes.
A multisensory theatre experience combining object theatre, live music, and projections. The premiere of "GHOST TRAIN" explores personal fears through an artistic journey into the depths of the human psyche.
Heike Geißler reads her novel "Michaela Kohlhaas", a bold rewriting of Kleist's classic about a woman fighting for justice through words rather than violence.
Five dancers take over the streets, facades and courtyards of Dresden's Neustadt in a site-specific choreographic walk inspired by Trisha Brown's 1971 ROOF PIECE. Audiences follow a route through the neighbourhood and hear stories from local residents.
A three-day music festival at the Societaetstheater in Dresden, rooted in folk, singer-songwriters and Americana - with free afternoon sets from newcomers and evening concerts on theatrically decorated stages.
Wolfram von Bodecker and Alexander Neander, both trained by Marcel Marceau, bring 30 years of mime to the stage - a wordless show blending magic, comedy and optical illusions, suitable from age 6.
