Performance Club Final Presentation
Young performers show what grows when people move. Drawing on their experiences with multilingualism and life in the in-between, they weave together biographical fragments with symbolic objects—plants, photos, maps, and materials that have traveled across continents.
Image gallery
Theater an der Parkaue
The stage becomes a place of remembrance, exchange, and (re)appropriation. Multilingualism becomes a powerful form of expression here: language is remixed, transformed, and creatively used in Poly-land—as a symbol of freedom, identity, and self-determination.
What grows when people move from one place to another?
What is being uprooted—what new roots are we putting down?
What potential does multilingualism hold?
What does it mean to be German today?
How does one feel a sense of belonging?
What grows when people move from place to place?
What is being uprooted—and what new roots are we putting down?
What potential does multilingualism hold?
What does it mean to be German today?
How does it feel to belong?
These and many other questions have inspired the performance club “Mehrsprachig und Dazwischen” (Multilingual and In Between)—a group of young people between the ages of 11 and 18 who are growing up multilingual.
Funded through the “Zero” program—climate-neutral art and culture projects—of the Federal Cultural Foundation. Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
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Dates
September 2026
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