Ticket sales are now open!
You can find the online form for bookings as a group under this link.
If you would like to attend individual performances, just click on the ticket link in the schedule or program.
You can find details of the ten invited productions and the ancillary program with workshops, talks and parties here. You can get a feel for the festival schedule on this site.
News
These 10 productions are in!
20 November 2022
Here you can find the 10 invited productions for AUGENBLICK MAL! 2023! We would like to thank our board of trustees Antigone Akgün, Malte Ketel Andritter, Dr. Dorothea Lübbe, Elena Philipp and Winfried Tobias and the advisory "Representation for Young Perspectives" for reviewing well over 200 submissions!
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Who is the representation for young perspectives?
10 October 2022
Originally, we were just an outraged youth editorial team. After our outcry about the AUGENBLICK MAL!2021 led to us being integrated into the festival structures at the request of the conceptual team and the management, we also first had to find out who we wanted to be within these structures. Are we the ones who are annoying, the ones who co-curate, the ones who make their own programme?
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The nominated productions for AUGENBLICK MAL! 2023
16 September 2022
What a season 2020/21! Many theatres had to stay closed for a long time due to the pandemic. Nevertheless, pre-productions were made. In many places, plays were performed digitally or open air. Indoor "premieres" without young audiences were the rule. Then, towards the end of the season: redemption. Finally, the theatres were allowed to invite young people back into their rooms and halls, even if the number of visitors was significantly reduced.
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Open Call für AUGENBLICK MAL! 2023
9 November 2021
Hier findet ihr alle wichtigen Informationen für die Einreichung eurer Vorschläge für AUGENBLICK MAL! 2023.
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30 years of children's theater festival for adults
1 May 2021
After Arne Vogelgesang said on stage that theater can't do anything, the chat among the audience was quite busy asking what theater can do. And once again it became clear: there are more professionals than young people at this festival. I felt slain after the play.
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