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Eine Performerin mit rotem Lack-Kleid am Mikrofon, im Hintergrund tanzende Menschen
Dominique Brewing

She She Pop:
Alles Mögliche

Performance

Performance
Happening
21.6.
Sa
20:00
22.6.
Su
16:00
With childcare service (3+)

Solidary price system:
8 / 12 / 18 € ( free choice)
Bremen Pass: 3 €
Children and young people 5-17 years: 5 €

Cultural semester ticket: free of charge

Pre-sale online only. Remaining tickets from 1 hour before the start of the event at the box office 0421 520 80 70.

Alternatively, you can reserve tickets by phone or email:
0421 520 80 70 (Mon, Wed-Fri 10:00 to 14:00, also AB) or ticket@schwankhalle.de

Please note: Our ticket hotline is not open at weekends and in the evenings. Please reserve your tickets well in advance.
Reserved tickets must be collected from the box office no later than 30 minutes before the start of the event - after this time the reservation expires.
The box office can be reached by phone from 1 hour before the start of the event at 0421 520 80 70.

All public areas of the Schwankhalle are at ground level and accessible without steps.

There are three different toilets: an accessible toilet that is also suitable for wheelchair users, a toilet with three cubicles and a toilet with urinals and a toilet cubicle.

The audience area is generally seated.
The wheelchair spaces are located in the front row and can be reserved in advance by telephone 0421 520 80 70, by email ticket@schwankhalle.de or by making an entry in the ticketshop.

Individual requirements such as specific seats, early boarding or an additional ticket for an accompanying person can also be specified when purchasing or reserving tickets.

Further information on the accessibility of our premises can be found here: Accessibility. If you have any questions, please contact us at ticket@schwankhalle.de or 0421 520 80 70.

The performance on Sun 22 June is family*friendly with free childcare for children aged 3 and over.

Childcare will take place in the foyer - children can be picked up there at any time if required.

It is not necessary to register for childcare. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of the event to ensure a relaxed arrival.

The stage is empty and there is only one rule: everything that is about to happen here must be publicly announced in advance. »Alles Mögliche« is an improvised performance with extremely limited resources. The promise of a caesura and a new beginning marks the start of the evening. In this, the performance directly ties into »Bullshit«, the previous show by She She Pop on the stage of HAU1, in which the theatre space was symbolically sold off. What now follows is »poor theatre« in the sense of a disarmingly unprotected encounter. It begins with a microphone and an open list on which the performers announce their ideas and wishes, rules and suggestions as an unsorted script for the evening. Spontaneously feasible suggestions are interspersed with spectacular visions, the realisation of which seems utopian in the empty space. And while the announcements pile up at the microphone, the performers are already starting to implement them. Some things remain rough sketches, others are fully feshed out, but nothing should be lost. What is this going to be? A funeral service? A swap meet? A séance? A court hearing? »Alles Mögliche« is a training in shared imagination, individual initiative and collaboration. And a celebration of unique presence in theatre.

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Credits

Concept and performance: She She Pop
By and with: Sebastian Bark, Johanna Freiburg, Lisa Lucassen, Mieke Matzke, Ilia Papatheodorou, Berit Stumpf
Artistic collaboration: Tina Ebert
Stage consulting: Philine Rinnert
Dramaturgical advice: Peggy Mädler
PR & communication: ehrliche arbeit - freelance cultural office
Communication: Tina Ebert
Production: Tina Ebert, Aminata Oelßner, Elke Weber
Company Management: Aminata Oelßner, Elke Weber

A production by She She Pop in co-production with HAU Hebbel am Ufer Berlin, Theater Rampe Stuttgart and Schwankhalle Bremen.
With the support of Theaterhaus Berlin Mitte.

Supported by the production funding of the Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media and the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion.