Fletch Bizzel
The Fletch Bizzel is a free theater and a venue of the same name in Dortmund . The theater group was founded in 1979.
With city and state funds and its own contribution, the theater opened its own stage of the same name on Alfons-Spielhoff-Platz in 1985 . A gallery was added in 1986 . Since 1988 the culture workshop has been active as a training center in the field of theater, dance, singing and personal development. In this forum for the art of experiencing, beginners to professionals will find courses and workshops for personal and professional development.
The Fletch Bizzel Group's increasingly professional self-image had a major impact on artistic development. We have worked with directors such as Helmut Palitsch (including “UnserFaust / vonGoethe” 1995, “Spiel's nochmal Sam” 2001), Wolfram Lenssen (“An Author Sees Red” 1997), Rolf Dennemann (“Crashed” 1998) and Jost Krüger (“Frohe Feste "1998," Der Freigeist "1999).
Fletch Bizzel was recognized as a private theater by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. In addition to the in-house productions, a cultural program was developed year after year through cooperation with artists from Germany and abroad and the local cultural office, which is still an integral part of Dortmund's cultural landscape today. Recurring series of events have established themselves over the years.
These include events such as the “ Carnival of a Different Kind: Geierabend ” (since 1992), the presentation of Dortmund's independent theater groups (since 1985), “LesArt” of the Dortmund literary scene, the “Summer Cabaret” (since 1986), “Theaterzwang”, the festival Independent theater in North Rhine-Westphalia (since 1985) as well as exhibitions with visual artists from Germany and abroad.
Since 1994 the theater has participated in the “International Culture Days” as artistic advice for the various theater landscapes in our neighboring countries.
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Coordinates: 51 ° 30 ′ 37.7 ″ N , 7 ° 27 ′ 13.5 ″ E