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Welcome to the Cultural Breakfast at the FFT Düsseldorf. This free offer is for everyone who wants to take a look behind the scenes of independent theater and talk about it with others! Every 2nd Friday of the month we invite you to our foyer to meet artists and other guests, current topics and new plays.

will be invited to develop ideas for being together in the train station neighbourhood. There will be coffee and pastries and our legendary raffle awaiting you at the Foyer. We will take you behind the scenes during guided tours. Young and old will be invited to craft friendship bracelets and to get to know the FFT Friends.

On the occasion of the FFT anniversary, a student group went looking for traces. What documents, which memories are left behind after 25 years of boundary-breaking theatre between performance, digitisation, institution, and Düsseldorf urban space, between discourse and artistic practice, between play and seriousness, between curation and collaboration?

The square in front of the KAP1 is busy throughout the day, with people who want to rest or who work in the vicinity, asking for directions, or look for a place to play. How could this square become a space wherein people not only linger but actually feel comfortable in? The FFT and its cooperation partners want to create opportunities to shape ideas on being together in the train station neighbourhood.

What a happy coincidence! The FFT anniversary party takes place only mere weeks before Jewish New Year Rosh HaShanah. Ariel Efraim Ashbel and friends combine both to form a unique, custom-made performance ritual.

Together with the audience, She She Pop transform an empty theatre stage into a wish machine that constantly creates new forms of togetherness. Everyone does what they want – but everything that happens must be conjured up publicly beforehand. If now works according to these two rules.

Tatiana Saphir AKA DJ Obstsalat is a performer and DJ. Her musical salad is a mixture of electropic bass vibes. For the FFT’s 25th anniversary, she will serve this unique delight on our Foyer dancefloor.

Theatre-maker Volker Lösch, millionaire heiress Marlene Engelhorn, and actress Marlene Reiter approach inequality from an unusual perspective: Together, they perform a theatrical attack on inflated richness. Geld ist Klasse deals with wealth and power, money and justice, the good life for everyone, and how it could become a reality for all.

Theatre-maker Volker Lösch, millionaire heiress Marlene Engelhorn, and actress Marlene Reiter approach inequality from an unusual perspective: Together, they perform a theatrical attack on inflated richness. Geld ist Klasse deals with wealth and power, money and justice, the good life for everyone, and how it could become a reality for all.

Theatre-maker Volker Lösch, millionaire heiress Marlene Engelhorn, and actress Marlene Reiter approach inequality from an unusual perspective: Together, they perform a theatrical attack on inflated richness. Geld ist Klasse deals with wealth and power, money and justice, the good life for everyone, and how it could become a reality for all.

Unnecessary and massive building measures, terminations or incorrect utility bills, expensive modernisations and much more make life difficult for tenants. The Alliance for Affordable Housing uses specific practical examples to show how things could be done differently.

The square in front of the KAP1 is busy throughout the day, with people who want to rest or who work in the vicinity, asking for directions, or look for a place to play. How could this square become a space wherein people not only linger but actually feel comfortable in? The FFT and its cooperation partners want to create opportunities to shape ideas on being together in the train station neighbourhood.

This evening is the nightmare of capitalism. Nicoleta Esinencu and the collective teatru-spălătorie reclaim the right to imagine an alternative to capitalism. An alternative to an exploited, alienated and stressed ME – to tireless labour and lack of sleep.

Bereits anlässlich des 20. Jahrestages von Lehmanns Buch rief die Kunststiftung NRW die Buch-Reihe „Postdramatisches Theater in Portraits“ im Alexander Verlag Berlin ins Leben, die sich der Entwicklung der neuen Theaterästhetik seit den 1990er Jahren widmet. Bis September werden 10 Bände erschienen sein.

This evening is the nightmare of capitalism. Nicoleta Esinencu and the collective teatru-spălătorie reclaim the right to imagine an alternative to capitalism. An alternative to an exploited, alienated and stressed ME – to tireless labour and lack of sleep.