Sturmvogel Theater

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The Sturmvogel Theater is a professional independent theater based in Reutlingen . It was founded in 1999 by the actress Sandra Jankowski and the actor and director Frank Klaffke. It does not have a permanent venue, but regularly plays on the Reutlingen cultural center Franz.K and is one of the founding and sponsoring groups there. Among other things, it has been playing a monthly children's theater series there since 2009 . In addition, the theater makes regular guest appearances nationwide for cultural organizers such as municipal and municipal cultural offices, town halls , libraries , educational institutions and other cultural institutions such as socio-cultural centers and cultural initiatives with around 120 performances per year. According to a survey from 2017, events with around 190,000 spectators have taken place since it was founded in 1756.

advancement

The Sturmvogel Theater receives project funding from various organizations such as the State of Baden-Württemberg , the City of Reutlingen , the Landesbank Baden-Württemberg Foundation, Danzer Foundation, Porsche AG and the Lighthouse Foundation .

Divisions

Interactive children's theater

The Sturmvogel Theater has developed its own form of interactive children's theater . The actors are constantly involved in what is happening on the stage and they are encouraged to help shape and change the action through their own comments and suggestions. That is why the performances take their own turn each time, depending on the audience. 

Evening programs

The evening programs are characterized by a wide range of styles. The Sturmvogel theater plays in the genres of classical drama , literature , musical theater , comedy and documentary theater .

Productions

  • 1999: An angel in Berlin based on a novel by Irmgard Keun , nominated in 2000 for the Stuttgart Theater Prize
  • 2000: Scene work for the opening of the exhibition "The Dignity of Man" by Amnesty International Ulm
  • 2001: Theobald Theobald, musical interactive theater for children
  • 2003: Mini Brave and the Sea, interactive pirate theater for children
  • 2004: The James Blond Show, street theater
  • 2005: Kitten Schnute, interactive children's theater with magic
  • 2006: Above the Abyss, theater adaptation of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe
  • 2007: Gangster Love, a mini jazz musical based on motifs by Woody Allen
  • 2008: women in power! - MusicComedyTheater
  • 2008: Gut gegen Nordwind , staged reading of the novel by Daniel Glattauer
  • 2010: Singin'Al Capone, gangster songs and stories, musical evening
  • 2011: The wolf and the little goats, interactive children's theater based on the Brothers Grimm
  • 2012: Dangerous Passion, theater version of Arthur Schnitzler's dream novel
  • 2013: Adventure China, a multimedia travel show
  • 2015: Casablanca , declaration of love for a cult film, acting with music
  • 2016: My friend Charlie, interactive children's theater with a real dog
  • 2016: The IG Metall Show, the history of IG Metall as a commissioned work for the 125th anniversary of the IG Metall union . 
  • 2018: Participation is fun - an interactive theater for IG Metall works councils
  • 2019: The singing and sounding farm, interactive song theater with actors, characters and a vegetable orchestra

Prizes and awards

  • 2015: First prize at the Children's Theater Week Rechberghausen with "Kitten Schnute"
  • 2016: Second prize at the Rechberghausen Children's Theater Week with "Mini Courageous and the Sea"
  • 2017: Second prize at the Rechberghausen Children's Theater Week with "My Friend Charlie"
  • 2017: Federal finals of the federal government's culture and creative pilots competition
  • 2018: Second prize at the Rechberghausen Children's Theater Week with "The Wolf and the Little Goats"

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