Theater Thikwa & GRIPS Theater
Inclusion as a matter of course: How do we implement this as a cultural institution? What does that mean in concrete terms for day-to-day work in the theatre? Over the next three years, the GRIPS Theater and the Thikwa Theater will explore these questions together and on an equal footing.
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THIKWA and GRIPS want to help ensure that artists with disabilities are better and better represented in artistic productions, both as creators and performers. This should lead to a self-evident visibility beyond the category specifics of inclusive theatre.
Social, artistic and political aspects are equally important to them in the forthcoming collaboration. Artists and employees of non-inclusive art production institutions should not only be open to working together in an inclusive framework, but also qualify.
As the highlight of their joint work, THIKWA and GRIPS present a production for children.
Funded as part of the "pik - program for inclusive art practice" fund of the German Federal Cultural Foundation
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Participating artists
Regine Seidler (Yuna)
Marius Lamprecht (Max)
