Robin und die Hoods pulk fiktion (DE)To what extent are we like Robin Hood, and how much do we want to be? What weapons are allowed for a just cause? And what is justice, anyway?"Robin und die Hoods" question privileges, distribution, and justice with the universally known king of thieves at their back. Playfully experimenting with electropunk and dancing in tights, pulk fiktion tests the rebellion. Detective-like, they trace the legend of Robin Hood, negotiating the always burning question of how to achieve a just life for all without a moralizing tone.Mediation: Subsequent debriefing for one class each from the canton and the city of Zurich on the topic of justice (Duration: 60 minutes, including a break). Credits Concept:pulk fiktionDirector:Marcus ThomasWith:Julia Hoffstaedter, Marouf Alhassan, Franziska Schmitz, Nicolas SchneiderSet Design:Norman GrotegutMusic:Nicolas Schneider Choreography:Elisabeth HofmannDramaturgy:Hannah BiedermannTechnical Direction and Performance:Peter BehleFacilitation:Hannah DijksmaProduction:Esther SchneiderFinancial Management:transmissionA co-production of:pulk fiktion with Freies Werkstatt Theater Köln, FFT Düsseldorf, Theater M. a. Ruhr, and LOT-Theater BraunschweigFunded by:Kulturamt der Stadt Köln, the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, and the Kunststiftung NRW (Arts Foundation of North Rhine-Westphalia). pulk fiktion (DE)A Theatre Concert about Justice

Goodbye Stracciatella Cie BewegGrund & Tabea Martin (CH) What are we giving up?What can't we do without?What do we not want to give up?Does renunciation always come with something unpleasant? Or can we also gain something when we give up something? "Goodbye Stracciatella" is a dance piece about a friendship that explores questions of renunciation and what can emerge when two people meet and are there for each other. "Goodbye Stracciatella" conveys current questions about friendship, joy of play, and renunciation in a playful manner.For many years, Cie BewegGrund has been advocating for the development of inclusive dance in Switzerland and stages dance performances with artists with and without disabilities. Credits Choreography / Concept:Tabea MartinDance:Lukas Schwander & Emeric RabotDramaturgy:Moos van den BroekCostume:Yasmin AttarArtistic Direction Cie BewegGrund:Susanne SchneiderProduction:Verein BewegGrundLighting:Barbara WidmerSupported by:Brändli-Stiftung, Burgergemeinde Bern, Kultur Stadt Bern, MBF Foundation, Stanley Thomas Johnson Stiftung, Stiftung Corymbo, SWISSLOS – Kultur Kanton Bern Cie BewegGrund & Tabea Martin (CH)A Dance Theatre about Friendship

Pouvoir Une Tribu Collectif (BE) Imagine never being allowed to make the smallest decision. You can't think or choose for yourself. You have to perform the same show over and over, even though you dislike it. A whole life under the control of others. What can be done to bring about change? Risk everything and seize power? Finally take control, make your own decisions? But what happens with the suddenly gained power, and how does it change us?Can we dream of a different system? And if so, what does it look like? Credits Concept, Direction, Puppetry:Cécile Maidon, Noémie Vincart, Michel VilléeLighting:Caspar LanghoffSound Design, Composition:Alice Hebborn (mit Schlagzeugklängen von Thomas Giry und Drehleierklängen von Daniel Schmitz)Support for Direction and Writing:Marion LoryDramaturgy:Pierre TualPuppet Building and Set Design:Valentin PérilleuxConstruction:Corentin Mahieu et Simon DalemansMagical Design:Andrea FidelioCostume:Rita BelovaSeamstress:Sylvie ThévenardSound and Lighting Direction:Margaux Fontaine, Fanny BoizardProduction:Une Tribu Collectif asblProduction Management:La BalsamineProduction Support:Christine Cloarec - Quai 41Co-production:La Balsamine, Le Sablier – Centre National de la Marionnette, L'Hectare - Centre National de la Marionnette, Le Théâtre de Laval  - Centre National de la MarionnetteWith the support of:Théâtre à la Coque - Centre National de la Marionnette-Hennebont, La Roseraie - espace cré-action, le Théâtre La montagne magique et La Maison des Cultures et de la Cohésion Sociale de MolenbeekThanks to:Ninon Perez, Nicolas Fong, Louise Hamel, Ekaterina Belova, Antoinette Servais, Christel Vanderstappen, Karl Autrique, Olivier Lenel Une Tribu Collectif (BE)Who is in charge?

Follow me Be Flat (BE)In 'Follow me,' two urban acrobats take over public spaces. With acrobatics and parkour, the duo transforms the area around GZ Buchegg: streets and benches become their stage, cobblestones turn into a dance floor, and the honking of passing cars provides the perfect soundtrack – everything becomes a playground for their breathtaking feats. The audience becomes their followers, actively engaging and rediscovering the neighborhood in a unique way.Turn off your smartphones, tie your shoelaces – and let the show begin!Meeting point:Main entrance GZ Buchegg.Rainy weather: Due to safety reasons, the described parkour can only take place in dry weather. In case of rain, there will be an acrobatic alternative program. This will also take place outdoors on the festival grounds, so please dress accordingly to the weather. Credits Creation, Performance:Ward Mortier, Thomas DecaessteckerDrums:Tars Van Der VaerentDramaturgy:Craig WestonOutside eye:Sander De CuypeComposition:Karen Van ShaikAdministration, production, distribution:Be Flat VZWCo-production:MiramiroWith the support of:Circus Center, Center des Arts scéniques, Center des Arts de la Rue, Latitude 50, Circus in Motion, Circus Planet, Ell Circo d'ell Fuego, Nerdlab, Flämische communityThanks to:Aurelia Brailowsky, Gerda Dekempe, Zaur Kourazov, Celestin Massot, Geert Meeusen, Jakob Rosseel, Dario Tabakov, Tars Van Der Vaerent, Toon Van Gramberen Be Flat (BE)Interactive Parkour Performance

Simple Machines Ugo Dehaes (BE) Ugo Dehaes breeds organically shaped machines in his basement that resemble insects. After they hatch from their slimy cocoons, he nurtures and molds them into dancing machines using artificial intelligence. These machines are capable of creating their own "robot ballet."The audience sits around a table with Ugo, getting up close and personal with the small robotic creatures. They crawl like caterpillars across the table. Some grow "hair," while others stumble around like little dogs. In his lecture performance, Ugo Dehaes explains how he trains "simple machines" with artificial intelligence until they are capable of creating and performing their own show. He explores how radically one can think in the pursuit of efficiency and societal optimization. His "robot ballet" is a humorous, playful choreography that allows the audience to engage with digitization and artificial intelligence. It's a critical attempt to render humans entirely unnecessary.After the performance, the audience is invited to teach the robots new movements themselves. Credits Performance:Ugo DehaesScenography, composition:Wannes DeneerDramaturgy:Marie PeetersSilicone in collaboration with:Rebecca FloresConstruktion table:Kristof MorelProduction:kwaad bloed & Tuning PeopleCo-production:C-taktIn collaboration with:STORMOPKOMSTWith the support of:De Vlaamse GemeenschapDistribution:Vincent CompanyThanks to:AI Experience Center VUB, Caroline Pauwels, De Factorij, Gertjan Biasino, Hans De Cank, Pol Eggermont & Roeland Luyten Ugo Dehaes (BE)Robot Ballet

Press Play KOPERGIETERY, KGbe & playField (BE)Take the controller in your hand and decide what happens on stage. "Press Play" is an interactive show where everyone in the audience collaborates to determine how the world on stage changes, how the story unfolds, and how it will end for the characters. The world appears to be increasingly 'moldable.' This gives us a false sense of control and, above all, burdens us with an enormous sense of responsibility: Is it up to you to determine who you are? Or is that just an illusion? Are you manipulating things, or are you actually being manipulated? What if you're not the only one with a remote control? And is there even a pause button?"Press Play" explores the land behind the avatars: the hidden algorithms that secretly guide us in a certain direction. Is it time to resist? Join in and let the game begin! For children, teenagers, and adults alike, for control freaks, nerds, and anyone who enjoys playing."Mediation:Following the performance, debriefing sessions will be conducted for one class each from the canton and the city, focusing on the theme of self-determination (Duration: 60 minutes, including a break). Credits Production:playField & KOPERGIETERYConcept:playFieldCreation:Yemi Oduwale, Lana Schneider, Marthe Schneider, Ilja Van AutreveScenography:Lana SchneiderPlay:Marthe Schneider & Yemi OduwaleCoaching:Tim De PaepeSoftware Development:CrashlabData visualization:Genia RappéDesign controller:Jamie Goegebeur, Seppe Van HeckeIn collaboration with:GEMH lab & Koontz InteractivePre-project in collaboration with:NerdlabThanks to:Bavo De Kuysscher, Jens De Wulf, Brecht LauwersWith the support of:the Tax Shelter of the Belgian Federal Government and the city of Ghent KOPERGIETERY, KGbe & playField (BE)Of Avatars and Algorithms

Mirkids Jasmine Morand (CH) The audience lies in a star shape, comfortably nestled in a landscape of cushions, looking upwards. Bodies emerge on a large mirrored surface – legs, arms, heads. Following a geometric rhythm, they come to life and take shape like the colored images of a kaleidoscope: always symmetrical, always in motion, flowing and mysterious.Dive into a soundscape and let yourself be enchanted by the mythical creatures, forms, and colorful images that come to life before your eyes. A sensory-magical experience! Credits Idea, choreography:Jasmine MorandDance:Fabio Bergamaschi, Jeanne Gumy, Eléonore Heiniger, Krassen Krastev, Ismael Oiartzabal, Nicolas Turicchia, Marco Volta, Louis BourelScenography:Neda LoncarevicLighting:Rainer LudwigMusic:Dragos TaraCostume:Toni TeixeiraMusic composition:Dragos TaraTechnical management:Louis Riondel, Cécile RobinTechnical direction:Louis Riondel, Charlotte-Prune RychnerAdministration:Valérie NiederoestProduction assistance:Ana LagarrigueDistribution:Florence Francisco et Gabrielle Baille, Les Productions de la SeineProduction:Prototype StatusCo-production:Théâtre Paul Éluard (TPE) de Bezons, scène conventionnée d'intérêt national art et création-Danse - Reflet Théâtre de Vevey - Équilibre-Nuithonie Fribourg - Kaserne Basel, Basel - Le Petit Théâtre, Lausanne - Théâtre Benno Besson Yverdon-les-Bains - L'arc, scène nationale Le CreusotWith the support of:Canton de Vaud, Ville de Vevey, Loterie Romande, Pro Helvetia, Fondation Ernst Goehner, Fondation Sandoz, Pour Cent Culturel Migros Vaud, SSA, Fond Culturel Riviera, Fondation Corymbo, Fondation Lombard Odier, ResoResidencies:Dansomètre – Espace de Creation et Recherche Chorégraphique Théâtre Paul Eluard (Tpe) de Bezons, Scène Conventionnée D’intérêt National Art & Création – Danse Jasmine Morand (CH)Lively kaleidoscope

Grote Mensen BRONKS & compagnie barbarie (BE) Adults work. And children play. Or they go to school. Or they sleep. And when they sleep, the adults have to keep working. In the living room. On their computers. After tidying up the kitchen. 'I just need to finish something quickly!' a favorite phrase of grown-ups. But what do adults really do all day? Do they put the world in order? Do they take a nap? Or do they just mess everything up? Do these adults really have everything under control? Are they constantly cleaning up the mess others left behind? Or do the children have to clean up everything later?"Grote Mensen" is an absurd comedy about the seemingly important tasks of adults. Credits Concept:compagnie barbarie (Liesje De Backer, Karolien De Bleser, Amber Goethals, Lotte Vaes en Sarah Vangeel)Play:Sarah Vangeel, Liesje De Backer, Amber Goethals, Lotte VaesDirection:Karolien De BleserText:compagnie barbarieScenography:Michiel Van CauwelaertCostume:Nikè MoensSound & Technique:Saul MombaertsLighting design:Frank HardySound- und music design:Adam RussellProduction:BRONKSCo-production:PerpodiumWith the support of:de taxshelter van de Belgische Federale Overheid via BNPPFFFThanks to:De Studio, FroeFroe BRONKS & compagnie barbarie (BE)The Secret of Adults

Huitième jour La Mob à Sisyphe (FR) What happens on the eighth day? The day of failure: Three men are waiting. They are bored. They spread jam on bread, rock on their chairs, open a bottle - simple everyday actions turn into an absurd game with the desire to outdo themselves.A virtuoso competition unfolds, combining acrobatics, juggling, and skill. They always push a little further, delighting in exaggeration. But instead of chasing success, wanting to shine, and regretting missed goals, 'Huitième jour' shows what happens when competition reaches its limits: magnificent disasters, joyful chaos, and liberating absurdity! Credits Authors, play:Raphael Milland, Cochise Le Berre & Idriss RocaExternal eye:Dominique Habouzit & Benjamin de Matteis Lighting design:Louise BouchicotLighting direction:Charlotte Eugoné ou Prune LalouetteAdministration:Tout ArtDistribution & production:Camille Le FalhunCo-production:STUDIO PACT dispositif mutualisé La Grainerie & le LIDO, La Cascade Pole National des Arts du Cirque, Ardèche Auvergne Rhône Alpes, ECL Ecole de Cirque de Lyon, Groupe Geste(s) - lauréat 2018With the support of:La Grainerie, STUDIO PACT, ECL, Ecole de Cirque de Lyon, La Cascade, pôle national des Arts du Cirque Ardèche Auvergne Rhône Alpes, La Maison des Jonglages, scène conventionnée La Courneuve, L’Espace Périphérique, Le LIDO, centre des Arts du Cirque de Toulouse, La Verrerie d’Alès, pôle national Cirque Occitanie, L’été de Vaour, Quattrox4, La Cloche, Ax-animation, SACD processus Cirque 2019 La Mob à Sisyphe (FR)Joyful Failure

Le cours des choses Zirkus Chnopf (CH)"Le cours des choses" revolves around the significant and minor connections within a group. What happens when everyone collaborates, and what if more and more resist? The piece plays with our logic of consequences and challenges our imagination. Can the performers find new paths? A game with risk and humor at the intersection of circus, dance, and music. "Le cours des choses" is the latest production by Zirkus Chnopf, featuring 5 professionals and 6 young individuals and artists aged between 14 and 24 - performed outdoors. Credits Choreography & direction:Johanna HeusserArtistic collaboration:Marc OosterhoffMusical co-direction:Silvan Koch & Roman Oskar NaefCostume:Ernestyna OrlowskaStage:Marco WeberEnsemble:Carina Klingsell, Julio Adriàn Yanes Melenderez, Lola Luna Steinwart, Louan Duwan, Marc Bosch Mola, Marine Künzli, Micaela Castrillo Vargas, Sandro Zehnder, Timea Rickenbacher, Jano Schorno, Yeliz Mai SiegerCo-direction season 2024:Konrad Utzinger, Katharina WissManagement:Polina Petushkova, Konrad Utzinger Zirkus Chnopf (CH)Circus, Dance & Music

Aus der Reihe tanzen Cie BewegGrund & Stiftung Bühl (CH)The children and teachers of the Bühl Foundation School and two dancers from BewegGrund explore the questions of how they find their expression in movement. What do they enjoy about dancing? How can they create a performance together?The Bern-based association BewegGrund has been promoting inclusive dance since 1998, bringing together people with and without disabilities to dance collectively. The company creates stage productions, regularly conducts courses, holds workshops with choreographers from Switzerland and abroad, and collaborates with schools. BewegGrund always operates with mixed leadership teams consisting of people with and without disabilities. Credits Co-direction:Susanne Schneider, Cornelia JungoWith:Nabil, Juliana, Ilay, Jana, Dylan, Lenard, Iliana, Ensar, Selina, Ilir, Lily, Adam, Silio, Mina, Kirushi, Patrik, Hamza, Alain, Manusha, Cris, Mamadou, Andrea, Maria, Joel, Lada, Birgit, Tina Cie BewegGrund & Stiftung Bühl (CH)

Das rollende Fotostudio Carolina Cerbaro, Mali Lazell, Ursina Klemenz, Kunst- und Sportschule Zürich (CH)Students from the Kunst- und Sportschule Zürich have built a mobile photo studio from recycled materials. Using photo collages, graphic symbols or paintings, textile curtains, and costumes, they stage the visitors of the festival.The resulting photos are displayed in an exhibition at the mobile photo studio, and visitors can take their photo home with them. Credits Co-direction:Carolina Cerbaro, Mali Lazell, Ursina KlemenzStudents:Roisin Zoe Nisha, Minna, Antonella, Tejo, André, Milo, Zoé, Liv, Anina, Malina, Rico, Anna, Frederik, Nikolai, Emma, Shaynah, Pank, AglaiaSpecialist teacher:Seraina Deplazes Carolina Cerbaro, Mali Lazell, Ursina Klemenz, Kunst- und Sportschule Zürich (CH)The festival audience staged by teenagers

(de)codiert – Between sending and receiving Musée Visionnaire & Schule Waidhalde, Zürich (CH)We weigh what and how we want to communicate. This is not always successful. Wanting to say something "right" can be quite exhausting. Especially when it is perceived as "different" or as "not normal."As part of "Schule im Museum," students from a 4th grade class have been exploring the works and biographies of artists featured in the current exhibition at the Musée Visionnaire for several months. They have experimented with various materials, formulated their own messages, and are now passing on their knowledge to the audience through interactive tours. Additionally, a film provides insight into the project. Registration via the museum (limited number of participants):info_at_museevisionnaire.ch or +41 44 251 66 57 Credits Co-direction:Manuela Hitz, Christina StuderFilm:Evelyn SteigbügelStudents:Amos, Amrei, Anouk, Anouk, Erik, Estella, Gloria, Hugo Theodore, Julius, Lenard, Leni-Maria, Lorane, Lynn, Maiia, Maria, Marlon, Pablo, Salome, TobiasTeacher:Stefan Bieri Musée Visionnaire & Schule Waidhalde, Zürich (CH)Children guide you through the exhibition

Die Schule tanzt! Opernhaus Zürich, Sekundarschule Im Birch, Zürich, Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich (CH)"Die Schule tanzt!" (The school dances) is a project that establishes dance in the school life of the Birch School. It creates an inspiring environment where students can push their boundaries, build self-confidence, and develop an understanding of the importance of art and culture.To conclude, the students have collaborated with four choreographers and developed four dance pieces on the theme "Embarking on the Future." These will be showcased in the auditorium of the Birch School. The project is being research-supported by the Center for School Development at PHZH.Here you can find more detailed information about the entire multi-year project.Ticket reservations for the public performances on 6 and 8 June.Registration for school classes:musiktheaterpaedagogik_at_opernhaus.ch Credits Cooperation:«Die Schule tanzt!» is a multi-year collaborative project between the Secondary School Im Birch, the Opernhaus Zürich, and the Pädagogischen Hochschule Zürich (PHZH) (Center for School Development).Students:Adrian, Aina, Alex, Alina, Alina, Alisha, André, Angelina, Ardi, Bajen, Beatriz, Beatriz, Celin, David, David, Devin, Duha, Erlis, Ervin, Frederick, Gabriel, Giulia, Jasmin, Kilian, Kristina, Lara, Laura, Lea, Leah, Leana, Leandra, Lena, Lena, Leo, Leona, Limar, Lina, Lion, Lirinesa, Lisandro, Lucas, Maira, Mariana, Matin, Mehmet, Melanie, Melina, Merisa, Moon, Nuria, Olsa, Pablo, Paloma, Patrick, Sarah, Selenia, Shalom. Shuajb, Silas, Simon, Theodora, Thomas, Valentina, Yasmine, ZaimChoreography:Andrea Boll, Myriam Gurini, Björn Buz Meier, Sabine SchindlerAssistance:Chantal Brügger, Aline Perino, Simone Schaub, Maureen ZollingerTechnique:Viktoras ZemenkasVideo:Sira TopicProduction management:Bettina HolzhausenAccompanying research and evaluation:Prof. Dr. Enikö Zala-Mezö, Dr. Jelica Popovic (Center for School Development, PHZH)Teachers Secondary School Im Birch:Marie-Paule Moureau, Flavio Gargiulo, Mario Glanzmann, Bastian Oberholzer Opernhaus Zürich, Sekundarschule Im Birch, Zürich, Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich (CH)

Draussen Schule Hannah Berner, Isabelle Simmen, Schule Ilgen, Zürich, Staatsarchiv (CH)In "Draussen Schule," (Outdoor School) students leave the classroom and venture out into the world. To a place that plays an important role in our democratic coexistence. For this edition, they visited the State Archives of the Canton of Zurich, where they spent one day a week for three months.What function does this place serve for democracy? What is archived here? Who decides that? These and other questions were explored by the students with the employees of the State Archives. Now they provide insights into their investigations. Credits Concept and realisation:Hannah BernerSecenography:Isabelle Simmen, Cornelia ZierhoferStudents:Anna, Annick, Eloise, Greta, Hector, Jacob, John, Julia, Julius, Kaya, Kian, Liv, Lorena, Louie, Louise, Luca, Mathilda, Maxim, Mona, Oleg, Sophia, Yumi, ZenoHead of Department Individual Customer Services State Archives:Karin Huser Hannah Berner, Isabelle Simmen, Schule Ilgen, Zürich, Staatsarchiv (CH)Out of school and into society!

Kids Jazz Club mit Henry Nicole Johänntgen, Henry, Schule Flugfeld, Dübendorf (CH)"Kids Jazz Club with Henry" is inspired by Barnas Jazzhus, a jazz club in Norway. Unlike most conventional jazz clubs, at Barnas Jazzhus, it's not the adults who play, but the children jazz. "Kids Jazz Club with Henry" is about listening to music, making music, watching, marveling, and above all, about the live moment in music. At the center of it all is the art of improvisation.The musicians will be supported by the children of Quartierschule Flugfeld in Dübendorf. Together, they will take the stage at the festival and play jazz: intuitively, candidly, and directly! Credits Musicians:Nicole Johänntgen (saxophone), Pius Baschnagel (drums), Victor Hege (sousaphone), Lukas Wyss (trombone)Students:Adelia, Alexander, Diego, Emna, Jara, Melek, Nemanja, Roj, Rrezona, Vassili, Ada, Amina, Doukissa, Filip, Ishnu, Lara, Mischa, Mohamed, Neva, Vleron, Mikael, Niloy, Sambala, Mukhammad, Elia, Ruben, Kate, Valentina, Liyana, Fatima, Rron, Josip, Leonis, Jonas, Minh Truong, Ilja, Hector, Lena, Amélie, Kenza, Youssef, Fiona, Abija, Suela, Ania, Lijana, Collin, Marc, Eduan, Noah, Ivy, Leon, Alea, Rehana, Walid, Anik, Lijana, MartimTeachers:Monika Schibli Sutter, Andrea Schatzmann, Sibyl Wäckerlin Nicole Johänntgen, Henry, Schule Flugfeld, Dübendorf (CH)

Utopie Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, Schule Milchbuck, Zürich (CH)Theatre students from two universities on two continents have collaborated with a 4th-grade primary school class to research the topic of capitalism and develop questions. Now, 30 individuals will perform outdoors under the open sky a piece that questions our system, inspired by "The Tower of Babel," in which more and larger towers are constantly being built.In this process, where does justice and collective participation within a society remain? And what language connects us globally in this endeavor? Credits Co-direction:Marcel Wattenhofer, together with theatre pedagogy students from the ZHdK and the drama school in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso: Reka Kokai, Joel Kohler, Alex Faustin Segbo, Abdul Kader Ouedragogo, Daria Thüringer, Zenabou Soube, Agostina di LucianoStudents:Anhelina, Anna, Ben, Cataleya, Dian, Emma, Habiba, Iven, Janika, Jaro, Jonas, Joris, Kilian, Levi, Liam-David, Lina, Mark, Milo, Mona, Nevio, Noel, Romy, Yana Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, Schule Milchbuck, Zürich (CH)Fais ce que tu peux

Labor der Privilegien Diana Rojas-Feile, Michael Sauter, Primarschule Eglisau (CH)Where do my privileges come from? The students have embarked on a quest to discover their own privileges. They have wondered what makes their own lives, those of their families, or their neighbors easier or harder. The concept of privilege directs attention to an examination of advantage. For those who are advantaged, their advantage often remains invisible. They do not perceive it as a privilege but rather as the norm. How "normal" does our future look? For which future, with or without privileges, do we feel responsible?The audience is invited to embark on the audio walk that has emerged from this process and playfully reflect on their own privileges. Information:Starting point at the entrance GZ Buchegg. Scan the QR code, put on your headphones, and let's go! If you don't have headphones with you, you can borrow some at the information/desk at the festival center. Credits Students:Flavio, Maris, Elischa, Lorena, Nicolas, Lilly, Liun, Nina, Stella, Calvin, Leonie, Elias, Matheo, Sophia, Alyssa, Sophie, Emma, Hannah, Romina, Colin, Nicola, Yara, Elio, Raphael, LeandraDirection and Concept:Diana Rojas-FeileMusic composition and Sound Design:Michael SauterInput «Privilegien»:Studio KaliInput «Future Scenarios»:Dr. Björn MüllerInput «writing workshopt»:Donat BlumTeachers:Roger Zimmermann und Dimitri Gerber Diana Rojas-Feile, Michael Sauter, Primarschule Eglisau (CH)Audiowalk

Mit 80 Jungautor*innen um die Welt JULL Junges Literatur Labor, Schule Waidhalde, Zürich (CH)It's about nothing less than the collapse of the world. About mutant gorillas in Paris. About AI, lots of love, and drama. Since autumn 2023, 80 teenagers from 1st grade classes at JULL have been writing, coached by professionals Renata Burckhardt, Heinz Helle, Valerio Moser, and Anita Siegfried. The result: four novels that couldn't be more different.At the staged reading, which is also a book launch, the 80 teenagers will bring live-read teasers from their novels to the stage. And of course, they are ready to sign their works. 1. Reading: School class Corinne Hilbert / Anita Siegfried & School class David Flachsmann / Valerio Moser2. Reading:School class Catherine Bourquin / Heinz Helle & School class Tina Hugenthobler / Renata BurckhardtRegistration via:office_at_jull.ch Credits Authors:Renata Burckhardt, Heinz Helle, Valerio Moser und Anita SiegfriedClass Sek 1A:Schüler*innen: Alex, Alma, Dmitri, Elena, Finn, Héloïse, Leonardo, Lilly, Nils, Noemi, Paula, Pema, Phebia, Selma, Seraina, Seyna, Anisa, Hana, LeanLehrpersonen: Corinne Hilber und Lara BaricClass Sek 1B:Schüler*innen: Alexander, Annalù, Arsema, Curt, Eileen, Elif, Eris, Eva, Gisella Angela, Jephthe Lofalo, Julius, Leonardo, Lias, Lil Rey, Liv, Malik, Matthea Karin, Minna, Naomi, Olïvia, TomaLehrperson: Tina HugentoblerClass Sek 1C:Schüler*innen: Amélie, Eduard, Elizabete, Deliah, Giulian, Henning, Jara, Jelena, Jonas, Lara, Lidia, Lily, Lojain, Luis, Marielouise, Milad, Ruben, Serafin, Thies ,Tobias, YaraLehrperson: Catherine BourquinClass Sek 1DSchüler*innen: Ahmed, Aidan, Ali Maxim, Aurora, Casey, Elena Zewe, Ella Mina, Emma, Fabio, Leandro M., Leandro T , Léontine, Leora, Lia, Lorena, Mieke, Miori, Oscar, Tsomo, ZoéLehrperson: David Flachsmann JULL Junges Literatur Labor, Schule Waidhalde, Zürich (CH)Four legendary novels from Wipkingen"

There is no Family B Kompanie Kopfstand (KoKo), Primarschule Hegifeld, Winterthur (DE/CH)What do intergenerational communities need for good coexistence? What must be present? What is negotiable? What do we wish for? And what do we demand from politics? These and other questions were explored by a 6th-grade primary school class, together with the performance collective KoKo.The students advise the audience on family issues and the coexistence of different generations. An invitation to engage with the topic "Family - How do we want to live together?" Credits Artists:Julia Bihl, Annina Giordano (KoKo)Scenography:Melanie MockStudents:Saif, Cristian, Joanna, Severin, Lias, Haris, Tom, Rahel, Fabian, Jael, Dilay, Angelica, Noemi, Joelina, Céline, Nils, Mara, Elin, Leonit, Mubin, LarinaTeachers:Ladina Feucht und Sandra Scherrer Kompanie Kopfstand (KoKo), Primarschule Hegifeld, Winterthur (DE/CH)

Was macht Lust? Laura Leupi, Talaya Schmid, Angie Walti, Berufswahlschule Horgen (CH)I feel like having chocolate. We feel like listening to loud music. I feel like hugging you." When we talk about desire, we quickly talk about sexual experiences. Today, sexual content is only a few clicks away. However, pornography remains a taboo, especially when it comes to dealing with teenagers. But what is pornography anyway? What does it have to do with desire? How can we express desire - alone and together?Theater maker Laura Leupi, artist Talaya Schmid, and sex educator Angie Walti have discussed desire, pornography, and the question of how we can express desire - alone and together - with students from BWS Horgen. In the exhibition space, the audience now encounters the thoughts of the young people and can explore for themselves what arouses desire. Credits Project Team:Laura Leupi, Talaya Schmid, Angie WaltiStudents:Louis, Kaiky, Kalina, Luana, Irina, Lia, Leonita, Rukiye, Anna, Nataliia, MariaTeacher:Barbara StenglCo-direction school:Peter Wehrli, Donato VirgilioSound:Carac Laura Leupi, Talaya Schmid, Angie Walti, Berufswahlschule Horgen (CH)

Opening Festivalmacher*innen, GangartThe festival team warmly invites everyone to the festival opening! A moment of excitement, of getting started and rolling. After an intense preparation period, we embark together on the most exciting eleven days of the year. Students and artists provide insights into their projects, where the audience can also actively participate. Let yourselves be surprised by the vultures of Gangart!Festivalmacher*innen, Gangart

Fantierisch Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)We build oversized, walkable, and partially movable animal-like creatures from wooden slats and boards with students from the ZHdK. Whether giant ants, invented dinosaurs, or strange hybrid creatures. Come and build with us!At «A fantierisch evening» on the last Saturday evening 8 June 21:30 o'clock, the entire artwork will be brought to life in a solemn show: the dragon breathes fire, the eyes of the hedgehog light up, or the pterosaur takes off. Accompanied by the sounds of saxophonist Martin Schuhmacher. On the last Sunday, we will dismantle the entire artwork together with your own cordless drills. The dismantled wooden slats can be taken home.Information:Children up to 7 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Credits Co-Direction:Serge Lunin und Renato Grob, Dozenten «Art Education» an der Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (ZHdK)Students:Celina Bill, Anna Isler, Celine Lochmeier, Marlene Picard, Suela Raschetti, Ena Ravlija, Louie Rechsteiner, Mia Sandhu, Damla Sevinc, Paula Spoerri, Jalscha Sturzenegger Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)Great things are being built!

Wandelhaus für Ideenupcycling Team Theater PurPur (CH)Almost everything in this world has at some point originated from an idea, and new ideas are constantly being born. Are you an inventor? Then come to the Wandelhaus and pay a visit to imagination. We build, develop, play, and craft inventions. Finally, on the last day of the festival at 3pm, the Wandelhaus transforms into a museum, and you can pick up your objects at 5pm and take them home.Info:Children who are younger than 5 years old need to be accompanied by an adult. Credits Concept and play:Silvana Peterelli, Olivia Stauffer, Melissa Melvin and Claudia Seeberger Team Theater PurPur (CH)

Frau Blau unterwegs Isabel VogelFrau Blau back, and this time she's on the move with colors. Come by and join us on a short search expedition around the festival center. We'll discover, lookout, collect, weave, water, capture, and build traps. Be surprised and follow the undiscovered paths. Meeting point is at the "Frau Blau" stop on the lawn.Isabel VogelInteractive expeditions on the festival centre

Tim & Puma Mimi Tim & Puma MimiRaw like sushi and sweet like chocolate: that's Tim and Puma Mimi – the quirky electro duo from Zurich and Tokyo. With a glockenspiel, a megaphone, a kazoo, effects pedals, synthesizers, and much more, they bring playful pop music to the stage. Come by and dance along!Tim & Puma MimiConcert

Laurent & Max Laurent & MaxRecently, in the sandbox of a playground, two young men sat. One with tattoos and a scraped knee, the other in a vintage jacket and striped socks. With a crate drum between their legs and a guitar in their hands. Who are they? They are Laurent & Max, the Zurich children's band who captivate children and adults alike with their music and their latest album "Immer Eimal Meh" (Always One More Time).Laurent & MaxConcert

Kommando Pöpperle Kommando PöpperleNo paper, no goat, and no double barrel. Even though their band name might evoke a Swiss children's game, there are no commands at Kommando Pöpperle. Instead, the duo sings about cotton candy, an elephant on the roof, or a nose that runs away. Connecting to children's life worlds, that's their motto. Sometimes cheeky, sometimes thoughtful, unabashed, and mostly with a lot of humor. Suitable for both parents and children.Kommando PöpperleConcert

Partizipation – Wie geht das? ASSITEJ Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizra & Geheime Dramaturgische GesellschaftWhat are the opportunities and challenges in participatory work? To what extent can experiences in collaboration with children and young people serve as a model for shaping societal coexistence? What do institutions and the independent scene need to be able to work participatively?In the international context, the practice of performing arts for young audiences has been engaging with the topic of "participation" for years. Adolescents should experience democracy in their own environment by co-designing living spaces such as school, family, and places of cultural participation. ASSITEJ Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizra has invited international best practice examples. The event is a collaboration with the Geheime Dramaturgische Gesellschaft and provides suggestions and impulses for further exchange.ASSITEJ Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizra & Geheime Dramaturgische GesellschaftSymposium

Pomes Fritttes Roshan Adhihetty (CH)The artist Roshan Adhihetty is researching potatoes. He is fascinated by the aesthetics of sprouting tubers, which can grow into quite wondrous shapes. In his chip shop, made from reclaimed wood, potatoes are allowed to be tasted and fried. The potatoes to be fried were sorted out due to atypical shapes and would typically be processed into animal feed. A sensory delight for all! Credits Concept:Roshan AdhihettyRealisation:Roshan Adhihetty, TI1 & TI2 (TAST-Integral - Ganztagesstruktur der AOZ für minderjährig geflüchtete Jugendliche Roshan Adhihetty (CH)Animal feed for humans

Siebdruck Anna RenoldDesign and print your own Blickfelder T-shirt or festival cotton bag. In autumn 2023, the audience was invited to create heads, bellies, legs, and feet. A computer program then generated unique figures, each representing contributions from three different creators. Some of these are available as printing templates. Bring a T-shirt, a bag, or any other item you'd like to print on, or purchase one on-site.Info:Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult.Price:Small figure CHF 5 per figureLarge figure CHF 10.–Anna RenoldThe mobile workshop of the GZ Buchegg

Silent Disco Headphones on, music on! In the "Silent Disco," you choose the channel and dance under the open sky. Have you ever wanted to play your best party playlist at a festival? To get people moving wildly on the dance floor? Register in pairs by June 6th, with your preferred time slot and an email to marcel.hoerler_at_blickfelder.ch (no DJ skills required). From pop to techno to classical and hip hop – you break the boundaries.The following times are available: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM (1st slot)7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (2nd slot)8:00 PM – 9:00 PM (3rd slot)Bring: 2 playlists on two mobile devices.

Verlustbüro «Für immer weg» Theater Blau & Theater SgaramuschIn the lost and found office, you find lost things again. But what about all that which is gone forever? A forgotten teddy bear, a broken friendship, the familiar surroundings before a move, grandma's laughter. So many losses! Theater Blau & Theater Sgaramusch explore the topic of loss with you. Together with you, they search for ways to deal with these sad and anger-inducing feelings. Credits WithAntonia Brix, Stefan Colombo, Julius Griesenberg, Priska Praxmarer, Linda Rothenbühler, Nora Vonder Mühll, Eva Wischnitzky Theater Blau & Theater Sgaramusch

Tonlos lautstark sichtbar GEHÖRLOSE ZÜRICHHow can you spell your name using the finger alphabet? How do you ask for help or offer assistance yourself? Do you perhaps need to pay attention to special facial expressions or consider something else? What matters in Swiss German Sign Language (DSGS) and how you can communicate with deaf individuals in DSGS, you will learn in this open workshop.sichtbar GEHÖRLOSE ZÜRICH

Creative Connection ASSITEJ Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/SvizraThe ASSITEJ International World Congress in Cuba took place from May 24th to June 1st, 2024, and you couldn't attend? At the exchange meeting, you can gain insight. We have invited people who were there. They will share their highlights and the most important topics that were on the agenda at the World Congress regarding theater for young audiences. In addition to describing their impressions, you can engage directly with them.The meeting is digital "chacun dans sa langue" in German, French, and/or English (without translation).Moderation: Sinje Homann and Fabienne TrüsselGuests: Julia Hesse - ASSITEJ Germany and board member of ETC ASSITEJ International, Jean Bermes - President of ASSITEJ LuxembourgRegistration:Until Mo 3 June 2024 via info_at_assitej.chASSITEJ Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizraustauschtreffen zum Weltkongress

Festival Day: Circus #1 Zirkus Chnopf & Zirkusquartier (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches.With Anna Kapp (professional circus artist) und Timo Comandé (degree of Accademia Dimitri). Credits 10:00 AMMeeting point: Festival center at the information booth.10:15 – 11:45 AMShow of "Le cours des choses": The piece explores the significant and minor connections within a group. What happens when everyone collaborates, and what if more and more resist? The performance playfully questions our logic of consequences, challenging our imagination. Can the performers find new paths? A game with risk and humor at the intersection of circus, dance, and music. "Le cours des choses" is the latest production by Circus Chnopf, featuring 5 professionals and 6 young individuals and artists aged between 14 and 24 - performed outdoors.Approximately 12:00 – 13:00 PMLunch at the festival center with individually brought picnics. Free time at the festival center with various recreational activities.1:00 – 3:00 PMCircus for experimentation: Time to take the plunge! Dive into the world of the circus for two hours as students step onto the stage. Two artists from Circusquartier guide the students in their first steps in various circus disciplines.School-level:2nd / 3rd grade primary classNote:his festival day can only be carried out in dry weather.Open to:1 class from the city of Zurich Zirkus Chnopf & Zirkusquartier (CH)Experience the festival for a full day!

Festival Day: Circus #2 Zirkus Chnopf & Zirkusquartier (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches.With Anna Kapp (professional circus artist) und Timo Comandé (degree of Accademia Dimitri). Credits 10:00 AMMeeting point: Festival center, GZ Buchegg Meadow, at the information booth.10:15 – 11:45 AMShow of "Le cours des choses": The piece explores the significant and minor connections within a group. What happens when everyone collaborates, and what if more and more resist? The performance playfully questions our logic of consequences, challenging our imagination. Can the performers find new paths? A game with risk and humor at the intersection of circus, dance, and music. "Le cours des choses" is the latest production by Circus Chnopf, featuring 5 professionals and 6 young individuals and artists aged between 14 and 24 - performed outdoors.Approximately 12:00 – 13:00 PMLunch at the festival center with individually brought picnics. Free time at the festival center with various recreational activities.1:00 – 3:00 PMCircus for experimentation: Time to take the plunge! Dive into the world of the circus for two hours as students step onto the stage. Two artists from Blickfelder Festival will guide the students in their first steps in various circus disciplines.School Level:2nd / 3rd grade primary classNote:This festival day can only be carried out in dry weather.Open to:1 class from the canton of Zurich Zirkus Chnopf & Zirkusquartier (CH)Experience the festival for a full day!

Festival Day: Constructing Animals Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches. Credits 9:15 AMMeeting point: Festival center meadow9:30 AMFantierisch," building animals on the festival grounds: Something big is being created! On the meadow at GZ Buchegg, oversized animal-like beings take shape during the Blickfelder Festival. Using wooden slats and boards, children and teenagers construct walkable and partially movable animal sculptures. Imagination knows no bounds; whether giant ants, invented dinosaurs, or peculiar hybrids, almost anything is possible. The figures can be brought to life through simple mechanical elements. Over eleven days, students from ZHdK, together with the festival audience, create a total work of art in workshops with school classes or during free time. The sculptures can be played with in various ways at the conclusion.Approximately 12:00-13:00 PMLunch at the festival center with individually brought picnics. Free time at the festival center and an audio tour, "Labor der Privilegien" (Laboratory of Privileges).1:00–3:30 PMThe fantastic journey continues...School Level:1st–3rd grade secondary classOpen to:1 class from the canton of Zurich Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)Experience the festival for a full day!

Festival Day: Building Animals #1 Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches. Credits 9:15 AMMeeting point: Festival center meadow9:30 AM – 12:00 PM"Fantierisch," building animals on the festival grounds: Something big is being created! On the meadow at GZ Buchegg, oversized animal-like beings take shape during the Blickfelder Festival. Using wooden slats and boards, children and teenagers construct walkable and partially movable animal sculptures. Imagination knows no bounds; whether giant ants, invented dinosaurs, or peculiar hybrids, almost anything is possible. The figures can be brought to life through simple mechanical elements. Over eleven days, students from ZHdK, together with the festival audience, create a total work of art in workshops with school classes or during free time. The sculptures can be played with in various ways at the conclusion.Approximately 12:00 – 1:00 PMLunch at the festival center with individually brought picnics. Free time at the festival center with various recreational activities.1:00 – 3:00 PMThe fantastic journey continues...School Level:3rd / 4th grade primary classOpen to:1 class from the city of Zurich Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)Experience the festival for a full day!

Festival Day: Building Animals #2 Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches. Credits 9:15 AMMeeting point: Festival center meadow9:30 AM – 12:00 PM"Fantierisch," building animals on the festival grounds: Something big is being created! On the meadow at GZ Buchegg, oversized animal-like beings take shape during the Blickfelder Festival. Using wooden slats and boards, children and teenagers construct walkable and partially movable animal sculptures. Imagination knows no bounds; whether giant ants, invented dinosaurs, or peculiar hybrids, almost anything is possible. The figures can be brought to life through simple mechanical elements. Over eleven days, students from ZHdK, together with the festival audience, create a total work of art in workshops with school classes or during free time. The sculptures can be played with in various ways at the conclusion.Approximately 12:00 – 1:00 PMLunch at the festival center with individually brought picnics. Free time at the festival center with various recreational activities or an audio tour, "Labor der Privilegien" (Laboratory of Privileges).1:00 – 3:30 PMThe fantastic journey continues...School Level:5th / 6th grade primary classOpen to:1 class from the city of Zurich Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)Experience the festival for a full day!

Festival Half-Day: Building Animals #1 Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches. Credits 9:00 AMMeeting point: Festival center meadow9:15-11:45 AM"Fantierisch," building animals on the festival grounds: Something big is being created! On the meadow at GZ Buchegg, oversized animal-like beings take shape during the Blickfelder Festival. Using wooden slats and boards, children and teenagers construct walkable and partially movable animal sculptures. Imagination knows no bounds; whether giant ants, invented dinosaurs, or peculiar hybrids, almost anything is possible. The figures can be brought to life through simple mechanical elements. Over eleven days, students from ZHdK, together with the festival audience, create a total work of art in workshops with school classes or during free time. The sculptures can be played with in various ways at the conclusion.School Level:3rd / 4th grade primary classOpen to:1 class from the canton of Zurich Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)Experience the festival for half a day!

Festival Half-Day: Building Animals #2 Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches. Credits 9:00 AMMeeting point: Festival center meadow9:15-11:45 AM"Fantierisch," building animals on the festival grounds: Something big is being created! On the meadow at GZ Buchegg, oversized animal-like beings take shape during the Blickfelder Festival. Using wooden slats and boards, children and teenagers construct walkable and partially movable animal sculptures. Imagination knows no bounds; whether giant ants, invented dinosaurs, or peculiar hybrids, almost anything is possible. The figures can be brought to life through simple mechanical elements. Over eleven days, students from ZHdK, together with the festival audience, create a total work of art in workshops with school classes or during free time. The sculptures can be played with in various ways at the conclusion.School Level:5th / 6th grade primary classOpen to:1 class from the canton of Zurich Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (CH)Experience the festival for half a day!

Festival Day: Simple Machines & Robot-Building Workshop Kwaad Bloed & Tuning People (BE)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches. Credits 9:45 AMMeeting point: Theater Stadelhofen10:00 AM – 11:45 AMShow "Simple Machines": Ugo Dehaes has dismissed all his dancers and instead works with robots. In his basement, he breeds organically looking machines reminiscent of insects. After hatching from their slimy cocoons, he nurtures them and, with the help of artificial intelligence, shapes them into dancing machines capable of creating their own "Robot Ballet." Does this make him as a choreographer redundant? During Ugo Dehaes' Robot Ballet, the audience can get up close to the small machines dancing on the table, engaging sensually and humorously with questions of artificial intelligence, productivity, and efficiency. After the performance, the audience is invited to teach the robots new movements.Approximately 12:00 PM – 1:00 PMLunch by the lake with individually brought picnics.1:00 PM – 3:00 PMWorkshop with Ugo Dehaes: Build your own robot! For his show, Belgian choreographer Ugo Dehaes has constructed small, organically looking robots that learn to dance with him. In the afternoon, the students can become actively involved and build one of the robots from the show themselves. The KIKKBOTT robot consists of an Arduino Nano microchip, 3 small motors, some 3D-printed special elements, and a distance sensor, allowing the little creatures to avoid objects in their path. Students decide how to design their robot and, in exchange with Ugo Dehaes, learn more about the technology behind it.School Level:4th / 5th grade primary classOpen to:1 class from the canton of Zurich Kwaad Bloed & Tuning People (BE)Experience the festival for a full day!

Festival Day: Dance Mirkids & Wandelhaus Jasmine Morand & Theater PurPur (CH)We invite 10 classes to participate in various activities at the Blickfelder Festival. Each day or half-day features a diverse program around the festival center and in our partner venues. For the full-day program, classes are encouraged to bring their own packed lunches. Credits 10:00 AMMeeting point: Tanzhaus Zürich10:15 AM – 11:00 AMPerformance "Mirkids": The audience lies in a star shape, comfortably nestled in a cushion landscape, around a large circle, looking up at the sky. Bodies emerge on a large mirror ceiling—legs, arms, heads. Following a geometric rhythm, they come to life and take shape like the colored images of a kaleidoscope: always symmetrical, always in motion, flowing, and mysterious. Let yourself be enchanted by the mythical creatures, forms, and colored images that come to life before your eyes and dance to a sound carpet created with children. An unforgettable experience! Afterwards, we will walk and take the bus to Bucheggplatz.Approximately 11:30 AM – 12:30 PMLunch at the festival center with individually brought picnics. Free time at the festival center with various play activities.12:30 PM – 3:00 PMBuilding and playing in the "Wandelhaus" (House of Transformation): Almost everything in this world has originated from an idea. It suddenly appeared, was created, or invented. Perhaps it's time to rethink many things. Refresh old inventions, and surely there is much more waiting to be invented. You too are an inventive person! A person with a heart and a head full of imagination and better ideas for the future. We, from Theater PurPur, invite you to the "Wandelhaus." We have collected a lot of material for you. In the "Wandelhaus for IDEENUPCYCLING" (House of Transformation for IDEA UPCYCLING), you explore, build, play, and invent everything anew.School Level:1st / 2nd grade primary classOpen to:1 class from the city of Zurich Jasmine Morand & Theater PurPur (CH)Experience the festival for a full day!

Festival Half-Day: Wandelhaus Theater PurPur (CH) Credits 9:15 AMMeeting point: Information at Festival Center9:30 AM – 11:30 AMBuilding and playing in the "Wandelhaus" (House of Transformation): Almost everything in this world has originated from an idea. It suddenly appeared, was created, or invented. Perhaps it's time to rethink many things. Refresh old inventions, and surely there is much more waiting to be invented. You too are an inventive person! A person with a heart and a head full of imagination and better ideas for the future. We, from Theater PurPur, invite you to the "Wandelhaus." We have collected a lot of material for you. In the "Wandelhaus for IDEENUPCYCLING" (House of Transformation for IDEA UPCYCLING), you explore, build, play, and invent everything anew.School Level:KindergartenOpen to:1 class from the city of Zurich Theater PurPur (CH)Experience the festival for half a day!