»F.I.N.D. plus« is a European exchange project with young theatre professionals, within the International Festival of New Drama »FIND 2012« taking place from 1 to 11 March 2012. »F.I.N.D. 2012« brings world premieres and guest performances of new works from international authors/theatre makers to Berlin. "F.I.N.D. Plus, "is an integrated exchange in the festival program. »F.I.N.D. plus« 2012 brings theatre students from France, Poland and Germany together to present their own work as well as guest performances. The project is initiated by Schaubühne at Lehniner Platz in Berlin.

In this project, young people with a migration background adapt a 1950's Russian Operette. They receive support from musical and social education workers, all the while incorporating their city district Charlottenburg, Berlin, into the project.

In the project CASINO, the theatre Hebbel am Ufer cross-linked European artists with local theatre groups. Free artist groups, theatre makers and stage specialists from Germany and Europe experimented with new formats and forms of mediation in a workshop from May 30 to June 13, 2011, in Berlin. The highlight was a performance-club night, where the results of the workshops were presented.

A project in cooperation with Deutsches Theater Berlin, Zagreb Youth Theatre and Fondazione Teatro Due Parma which creates a play for young people in Berlin, Zagreb and Parmain in three languages and three different productions to be shown in German, Croatian and Italian schools and theatres.

The project is conceived as a long-term initiative, the goal of which is to empower contemporary performing arts scene towards critical (self-)reflection, self-organization and alternative ways of knowledge production and sharing.

The Performing Arts Forum (PAF) located near Reims in France has developed into a well-known meeting place for the international avant-garde in art and performance since its establishment in 2006.

From June 3 – 5, Eastern Europeans who live in Berlin present an interdisciplinary art and culture event.

What will the future of our political thinking look like? This is the underlying question of the event named "Woodstock of Political Thinking".

An artistic experiment based on an initiative of performance artist Xavier Le Roy and other artists, dancers and musicians.

Network for European Dance-and-Performance Project Surpasses Mental Boundaries.

The aim was to revive the politically interrupted tradition of an international community and the mutual enrichment of Czech, German and Jewish culture in the Czech metropolis.

The Berlin Theatertreffen, the most prestigious festival for German-language theater, lures countless spectators, theater-makers and critics from at home and abroad to the capital every year.

Within this project, artists, actors and performers from the Republic of Moldova travelled to Berlin and camped at the theatre "Hebbel am Ufer". In their luggage: theatre, art and information about their country.

What are the links between a publication of private elements and spaces created especially for this purpose in the different realities? During its course the festival "cut & paste" tried to find answers to these particular questions.

The series "What's next?" explored these questions with new theater works and with discussions between different generations.

The aim was to revive the politically interrupted tradition of an international community and the mutual enrichment of Czech, German and Jewish culture in the Czech metropolis.

In the archive you can find past projects in the category of performing Arts.