Berlin, Germany
Theater RambaZamba is a Berlin ensemble founded in 1990 whose permanent company consists entirely of actors with Down syndrome and other cognitive disabilities. Based in the Kulturbrauerei complex in Prenzlauer Berg, it stages original productions ranging from classical adaptations to contemporary pieces, and has toured internationally. The theatre is widely regarded as a pioneering force in inclusive performing arts in Germany.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Premiere of an adaptation of Erich Kästner's novel about unemployed advertising man Fabian, observing Berlin's decline during the Weimar Republic. The production combines sharp humor, grotesque exaggeration, and melancholy.
A reinterpretation of Shakespeare's Richard III. at RambaZamba Theatre that challenges the traditional equation of disability with evil and explores political questions about power, visibility, and exclusion.
Shakespeare's "Richard III." in a new interpretation by RambaZamba Theatre - director Julia Wissert rejects traditional stereotypes and poses political questions about power, visibility, and ableism.
Judy LaDivina and the RambaZamba Ensemble present a drag show launching the new season at Berlin's RambaZamba Theatre. Doors open 20:30, glam dress code expected.
A musical theater piece from Berlin's Theater RambaZamba, in which director Milan Peschel and the band Acht Eimer Hühnerherzen join actors with disabilities to ask what life means, how we define happiness, and what East Berlin has lost.