Stuttgart, Germany
Theater Rampe is an independent theatre in Stuttgart known for experimental and contemporary performing arts. It stages spoken-word theatre, dance, and interdisciplinary productions, often with a political or social edge. The venue is a key platform for emerging artists and companies working outside mainstream repertory theatre.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A performance merging dance and soccer, in which Ahilan Ratnamohan explores the impact of sports fashion on movement and culture. German premiere of a choreography inspired by 30 years of soccer jersey history.
(8 days)
A guided tour through artist Nana Hülsewig's installation in Stuttgart, exploring her fears, insecurity, and courage. The artist opens her home as a total installation dedicated to the shadow sides of her artistic practice.
Premiere of artist Nana Hülsewig's installation at HÜLSEWIG HAUS, exploring her fears, insecurity, and defiance. The walk-through installation opens to the public at Theater Rampe.
Fabrice Mazliah's choreography brings human and technological bodies together in an exploration of posthuman relations between organism and machine.
Josefina Orlaineta worked over forty jobs across sixty years - now she takes the stage with her son Anacarsis Ramos in a witty, warm documentary theatre piece about labour, class, and survival.
An interactive performance by the SWANZ collective where audiences participate in a game unfolding in a dog salon. The work explores power, identity, and social dynamics through direct audience engagement.
A theater project about hope and inequality: a jury of homeless Stuttgart residents picks a daily winner from live interview candidates over six hours, with a public jury discussion each evening.