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OUTNOW! Performing Arts Festival is a collaboration between Schwankhalle and Theater Bremen featuring productions by artists at the start of their professional careers.

Every few minutes, a brilliant idea is thwarted by a merciless grant application form. At the second Long Night of Unfunded Projects, we’re bringing them back for 15 minutes!

Audience and performers come together for an everyday ritual: the breakfast. Brazilian choreographer Ametonyo Silva invites everyone to the table.

To kick off the Performing Arts Festival, the festival team, together with the jury, will introduce themselves and welcome the artists and audience.

An audio walk that takes place in two realities: in the real streets of a city and in the cyberspace of Google Maps.

With »COCONUT / the new white aesthetic,« the dancer, choreographer, and activist kemelo nozipho sehlapelo brings together two performances on diaspora and diasporic dances.

How can dance be transformed into language—and language back into movement? This workshop explores the many paths of artistic translation.

An audio walk that takes place in two realities: in the real streets of a city and in the cyberspace of Google Maps.

An audio walk that takes place in two realities: in the real streets of a city and in the cyberspace of Google Maps.

Ausgehend von einer absurden Schwärmerei nimmt „THIS IS A LOVE STORY“ die Zuschauer mit auf eine urkomische und herzzerreißende Reise durch Sehnsucht, Trauer und die Vielschichtigkeit der lateinamerikanischen Identität.

In this lip-sync musical, a highly commercial cow transfer between femmes and butches leads to blazing desire and chaos...

How can we envision festivals today—and for whom? The “How to Festival?” reflexion format brings together perspectives from both the arts and management.

In her upcoming novel *Schlucken*, Franziska Winkler tells the story of a family with both deaf and hearing members.

“Can You Hear Me?” is a stage production exploring the failure of communication and language—from the perspective of second-generation Vietnamese-Germans.

How does a Black woman fit in “properly” in the land of white sausages? Is a dirndl enough? How about your ability to hold your liquor? Or that you can sing along to Schlager?

The OUTNOW! Festival 2026 is coming to a close. The festival organizers invite everyone to join them one last time for a cozy vegan Weißwurst breakfast.

In »War Games,« the intergenerational collective SKART & Masters of the Universe explores the phenomenon of war as performative cultural history.

In »War Games,« the intergenerational collective SKART & Masters of the Universe explores the phenomenon of war as performative cultural history.

A colorful summer festival. Organized jointly by local cultural venues and neighbors—together and for one another, just the way we like it…

With the audiovisual performance “Nach der Bahn die Wende,” STUDIO URBANISTAN invites you to the outdoor pool. Wearing headphones, we dive deep into the social pool...

With the audiovisual performance “Nach der Bahn die Wende,” STUDIO URBANISTAN invites you to the outdoor pool. Wearing headphones, we dive deep into the social pool...

With the audiovisual performance “Nach der Bahn die Wende,” STUDIO URBANISTAN invites you to the outdoor pool. Wearing headphones, we dive deep into the social pool...

With the audiovisual performance “Nach der Bahn die Wende,” STUDIO URBANISTAN invites you to the outdoor pool. Wearing headphones, we dive deep into the social pool...