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© Birte Zellentin
Unsere 90-minütigen Workshops stellen eine praktische Annäherung an Inhalt und ästhetische Prinzipien der jeweiligen Inszenierung dar. Hier erforschen Sie inhaltliche Fragen genauso wie ästhetische Formen und analysieren Figuren des Stücks sowie einzelne... moreabout: Einblicke: Workshop zu "1984"
© Promo
Von einem Offizier, einem Reisenden, einem Verurteilten und einem Gerichtsverfahren. Von einem eigentümlichen Apparat. Er foltert, mordet und schreibt das Urteil mit feinen Nadeln in die Haut. Kunstvoll. Tödlich. Faszinierend und abstoßend zugleich. Als... moreabout: Franz Kafka: In der Strafkolonie
© KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin 2023. Foto: Frank Sperling
Every Saturday and Sunday, experienced art educators guide visitors through the current exhibitions at KW. The tours take place every weekend in German and English. Meeting Point: KW counter Participation included in the exhibition ticket Registration... moreabout: Public Guided Tours: Jimmy DeSana & Paul P. in Deutsch
© KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, 2023. Foto: Frank Sperling
Tour through the streets into the past of KW. in English Meeting Point: KW courtyard Register via Museumsdienst Berlin Free admission. Limited number of participants. In cooperation with Museumsdienst Berlin. Also bookable as a private tour for... moreabout: Public Guided Tour on the history of KW: KW, a hike with Raoul Zöllner in English
© Quelle: Deutsche Kinemathek
The Deutsche Kinemathek is packing up and moving to a new location. The permanent exhibition closes its doors at the end of October 2024. Our curators are taking this as an opportunity to focus on the exhibition once again and share their views on selected... moreabout: "Curators choice: Marlene Dietrich and the archive"
© SPSG / Alisha Sojka
In spring and summer, the meadows of Charlottenburg Palace Gardens are tended by a flock of sheep. Sheep don't just keep the grass nice and short. They also produce wool, which can be used to make beautiful and useful things. What does wool feel like?... moreabout: Felted and knitted: How wool is turned into beautiful things
© Quelle: Deutsche Kinemathek
You can always use your cell phone camera. But how do I make an animated film? Learn it with us! Every month we organize the "Animated Film Saturday" and invite children between the ages of 8 and 12 to make films in the Kinemathek's animation studio.... moreabout: Animation Saturday
©Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker
The fairy tale from Ukraine tells the story of the strong and fearless Kullerkorn, who wants to save his siblings from an evil dragon. He receives musical support in the Musical Instrument Museum. Price info: Children up to 18 years: € 2,- Adults: € 10,-/... moreabout: Kullerkorn the Strong
© Juan Camilo Alfonso
Summer vacation course Creative leisure activities for children during the summer vacation Printing with plants and Lego bricks What message would you write on a poster that you send into the future? Which message from today is most important to... moreabout: Summer vacation course: POSTERS FOR FUTURE
© SPSG
With the completion of Sanssouci Palace in 1748, Frederick II's summer residence became a place where, in addition to his daily political business, the king preferred to spend time with the arts and sciences, away from courtly ceremonial. The round table... moreabout: A King Without a Court Holds Court: Frederick II's Round Table at Sanssouci Palace
© SPSG / Wolfgang Pfauder
On November 1, 1539, Elector Joachim II of Brandenburg received communion in both forms at St. Nikolai in Spandau, and Brandenburg became Protestant. As Elector Prince, Joachim had met the reformer Martin Luther in Wittenberg. His mother was an early... moreabout: Renaissance and Reformation
© Quelle: DEFA-Stiftung
On the occasion of Christopher Street Day (CSD), we will guide you through the permanent exhibition. From early works such as 'Anders als die Andern' (1919) and 'Coming Out' (1989) to contemporary productions such as 'All You Need' (2021), it gives you... moreabout: Curator's tour: Queer filmmaking
© SPSG / Alisha Sojka
Sheep have been grazing the meadows in the northern part of the palace gardens for several years. On this guided tour with two experts, visitors learn interesting facts about the animals, their species-appropriate husbandry and their contribution to landscape... moreabout: Meadows, pastures, wool. The sheep in Charlottenburg Palace Gardens
© C/O Berlin Foundation, Sandra Socha
End the week at C/O Berlin: start your upcoming weekend in a relaxed way with an evening tour of our current exhibitions and a delicious drink! Our experienced guides will give you exciting insights and background information on the exhibitions and artists.... moreabout: After-work tour + drink
© SPSG / Petra Reichelt
Electress Dorothea was the second wife of Frederick William of Brandenburg, who gave her Caputh Castle. He brought three boys into the marriage from his first marriage. Dorothea and Friedrich Wilhelm had seven more children together. How did such a princely... moreabout: Who lived in Caputh Castle
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