Programm
Fri. 18.09.2026 – 19:30
weitere Termine
Abandoned sleeping mats, rusty camping chairs, plastic waste. An athletic hiker in bright outdoor gear, a talkative scientist, and a barefoot prophet with a visionary gaze. Then, suddenly, it speaks: the ancient voice of Brandenburg’s highest and most mythical peak.
In this bold queer-feminist satire of the “lone mountain hiker,” a diverse collective of performers builds a room-filling pop-up mountain. With humour, tenderness, and empowerment, they offer a counter-image to the imperial fantasies of conquest cherished by the bros of this world. The audience enters a fluid landscape of mountain, tree, bacterium, wind, animal, and human. It becomes part of a self-grown ecosystem of material and sound, exploring shifting connections between artificial and natural matter and new forms of more-than-human cooperation.
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The performances on 19 and 23 September will be relaxed performances. The doors will remain open, audience members may leave and re-enter, and vocalising, movement and other forms of expression are explicitly welcome and respected.
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Weitere Termine
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Category
Theatre, material theatre/object theatre, immersive performance
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Language
nonverbal, German, English
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Image description
Collage of a frog, snail, fish, plant and fungal forms on a light background.
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Funding
by Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt.
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Visitor Information & Accessibility
It is part of the dramaturgy of the piece that audience members are free to move around the space. The performance space may be left and re-entered at any time.
Alternative seating options — including beanbags, air mattresses, sleeping mats, camping chairs and deckchairs — are integrated into the spatial design. Wheelchair spaces are also available. Seating is unreserved, and seats are arranged generously and flexibly to allow for more freedom of movement in the audience area.
The performance space opens 15 minutes before the scheduled start time, giving audience members enough time to find a place and acclimatise to the space.
We offer a tactile stage tour before or after the performance. Set pieces and costumes may be touched and explored.
Berliner Ringtheater is located on the ground floor and is step-free. The performance space, other workspaces and the foyer are accessible via a ramp. Step-free toilet facilities are available on site. The venue can be reached via the step-free Treptower Park and Ostkreuz stations as well as by bus. There is a parking space for people with reduced mobility next to the concert hall on the Neue Zukunft site.
Trigger warnings are available on the theatre website, communicated before admission and displayed in the foyer.
If you have any questions or require assistance, you can approach the team on site at any time.
Free earplugs are available in the foyer. Early boarding is also possible.
Contact for accessibility-related questions: barrierefreiheit@berliner-ringtheater.de
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Duration
90 minutes
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Content Note
The performance uses intense sensory stimuli and includes moments of darkness, loud music, brief flashes of light, and masked performers on stage. No strobe lighting is used.
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Credits
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Production, Idea, Stage, Costume, Performance
Larissa Jenne -
Direction
Magali Tosato -
Performance
Théa Etcetera, Marilyn Nova White, Yakut Dogan -
Sound Art
Majó Rika (Marika J. Pyrszel) -
Light Design
Benjamin Dimitrow -
Assistance Stage / Costume
Yulia Grages -
Trailer
Alexander Hector
Galerie
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