One of Germany's largest state theatres for young audiences, with a repertoire for children from four years and for families.
A conversation with Antigone Akgün and Juliane Karakayali, moderated by Azadeh Sharifi.
Siblings make a film about their family and the hidden value of hard work.
Turbo Pascal's interactive theatre piece invites young audiences to explore social differences.
Premiere of a new play by Zehra Sönmez.
A musical retelling of Pinocchio explores what it means to be a parent or child.
Fatima, the youngest daughter of an Algerian family, searches for herself between tradition and modern city life.
Four disabled people create a soundscape together in a post-apocalyptic world.
A stage adaptation follows Saša Stanišić's award-winning novel about bullying, fear and courage.
An interactive performance by the group Turbo Pascal.
A playful search for answers about love turns into a chaos of feelings.
Queer literature comes alive through readings, talks, music and poetry, with changing guests.
A play about Ismene stepping out of her sister Antigone's shadow.
Students interact with an AI to imagine the future of work and society.
Two scheming villains brew a potion to turn wishes evil before midnight strikes.
Young dance companies present short choreographies and excerpts from longer works.
Five curious insects watch a plant grow through the seasons in this musical.
Stage adaptation follows a girl's journey through classism, shame and self-determination.
An ox and a donkey debate who should care for a baby found in their stable.
Young East Berlin radio hosts face upheaval as the Berlin Wall falls in 1989.
A stage adaptation of Saša Stanišić's novel about bullying, fear and friendship.