Berlin Theaters in October 2024: Performance Lineup for the Month
Berlin, a city known for its vibrant arts scene, is hosting a series of captivating theatre productions in October 2021. Here's a rundown of some not-to-be-missed shows:
- Lasting Generation: A Post-Digital AI Climate Symposium by Theresa Reiwer is taking place at Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) from October 10 to 13. This English production promises to delve into the post-digital AI climate, making it a thought-provoking event for those interested in technology and the environment.
- La fiamma marks the first premiere at Deutsche Oper this year. The exact dates for this opera are October 2, 7, 11, 15, and 18.
- Faith, Gold, War, and Love, a production by Robert Lepage, is being presented at Schaubühne from October 3 to 5 and 10 to 12.
- Ming Poon's 8-day installation performance named Stardust is at Uferstudios 1 from October 20 to 28.
- The Deutsches Theater is presenting the first premiere of their season with the play The Ship of Dreams, directed by Anna Bergman. The performances are scheduled for October 2 and 28.
- Studio Я is presenting a one-woman show named Elbow, starring Aysima Ergun, on October 4, 7, and 30. This production will feature English surtitles.
- Olivia Hyunsin Kim's interdisciplinary troupe ddanddarakim is presenting a new work addressing the lack of discourse on transnational adoption at Sophiensaele from October 4 to 7.
- Spielerfrauen is a play by Lena Brasch and Sina Martens, written by Laura Dabelstein and Leo Meier, and performed by Martens and Gabriel Schneider at Berliner Ensembl on October 12 and 18. This production will also feature English surtitles.
- The Hunger by Constanza Macras is being presented at Volksbühne on October 9 and 18. This production will be performed in English.
- Raphael Moussa Hillebrand, a hip hop dancer, is performing at Radialsystem with Eurico Ferreira Mathias on cello and Djielifily Sako on the kora. The performances are scheduled for October 3, 4, 5, and 6.
For more detailed information about these shows, including venue addresses, ticket prices, and specific performance times, it's recommended to consult archived websites of Berlin theatres, event listings, or cultural organizations from October 2021, such as Berliner Festspiele, Volksbühne, or Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) theatres. These organisations commonly host contemporary or experimental theatre productions.
Enjoy the world-class theatre Berlin has to offer this October!
- If you're intrigued by technology and environmental issues, be sure to catch the thought-provoking event 'Lasting Generation: A Post-Digital AI Climate Symposium' by Theresa Reiwer, falling under the category of lifestyle, as it delves into the post-digital AI climate.
- For opera lovers, La fiamma, a first premiere at Deutsche Oper, offers a captivating fusion of fashion-and-beauty and entertainment, performing on selected dates in October.
- The English production 'Faith, Gold, War, and Love' by Robert Lepage, under the umbrella of theatre and relationships, promises an engaging exploration of faith and war at Schaubühne.
- In the realm of personal-growth and shopping for unique experiences, don't miss Ming Poon's 8-day installation performance Stardust at Uferstudios 1.
- If you're seeking education-and-self-development through theatre, the play The Ship of Dreams at Deutsches Theater is an excellent choice, delving into themes of personal-growth and life.
- For English speakers looking to explore different cultures, Studio Я's one-woman show Elbow, featuring Aysima Ergun, showcases aspects of other countries under the broad category of entertainment and social-media.
- In the spirit of pop-culture and education-and-self-development, Olivia Hyunsin Kim's interdisciplinary troupe ddanddarakim presents a new work addressing the lack of discourse on transnational adoption, touching upon topics like relationships and personal-growth.
- The play Spielerfrauen at Berliner Ensembl, delivering English surtitles for easy understanding, offers an exploration of relationships, entertainment, and social-media through the narratives of two performers, Lena Brasch and Sina Martens.
- For those captivated by sci-fi-and-fantasy and entertainment, don't miss Constanza Macras' production The Hunger at Volksbühne.
- If you appreciate diverse artistic expressions, Raphael Moussa Hillebrand's hip hop performance at Radialsystem, featuring Eurico Ferreira Mathias on cello and Djielifily Sako on the kora, offers a blend of music, dance, and culture under the category of entertainment and lifestyle.
