Sonntag, 20 Mai 2012
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In uns allen dräut eine Unzahl von dichten, dunklen und lichten, bewegenden, harten, schmetterlingszarten, prickelnden, schalen, verträumten, banalen, in Düften verwobenen, bizarren, verschrobenen, sorgsam verhüllten, sehnsuchtserfüllten...Schichten um Schichten: Ein Berg von Geschichten.

PLAYBACK lässt mit all uns`ren Sinnen Erlebtes gerinnen, Geschichten verdichten.
Aus all den Motiven, Höhen und Tiefen entspinnt sich ein Faden, folgt Szene auf Szene, reiht Bild sich an Bild: Ein Strauß bunter Gesten, ein tanzender Reigen.
Ed Watzke
Das Ensemble 

 

 

Grundvig trägt Früchte

Das Adhoc Theater Wien beehrt sich, Sie/Dich zu einem Playback Theater Event einzuladen!

Anlass: Abschluss der Grundvig Lernpartnerschaft

Thema: Vom Säen und Ernten

Wann: 22. April - 17:00 Uhr Opening - 18:00 Uhr Performance

Ort: Das WERK; Neulerchenfelderstraße 6-8, 1160 Wien

 

 

Playback-SchauspielerInnen und MusikerInnen aus sechs Ländern spielen zusammen - siehe hier: http://www.facebook.com/events/218673961571168/220185944753303/

 

Ad Hoc Theater is a partner in:

AMC - Art for Multicultural Communities (EC: LLP - Grundtvig)

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Our partnership aims to explore ways through which the arts can contribute towards intercultural dialogue. Specifically, through music and improvisational theatre we aim to build bridges of communication between diverse communities, both in terms of ethnicity but also in terms of socioeconomic and religious background.Each partner organization is experienced in artistic education of communieties and uses music and theater for personal and community change. Such an approach is a powerful tool for influencing values, attitudes and skills, since it is holistic in nature and involves the human mind, spirit and emotions. Through our visits and exchanges with each other, we will share diverse ideas and successful approaches.  Participants will be enabled to further use them as models in open workshops and performances offered to the wider public in each participating country. Open workshop participants could be professionals who work with diverse cultural and ethnic communities as well as members of those communities. They are invited to share and reflect upon their own personal stories, celebrating what works, and discovering remedies for problematic situations. This process will be recorded into digital format to produce a multifunctional audiovisual learning tool. 

 

AMC Partners are: 

Adhoc Theater Vienna, Austria     

www.adhoctheater.com

European University of Cyprus, Department of Arts  Nicosia, Cyprus   

www.euc.ac.cy         

Diverse Faiths Alliance DFA Tallin, Estonia 

www.dfa.ee

True Heart Theatre London, England    

www.trueheart.org.uk

Vitakultura Egyesület Budapest, Hungary   

www.vitakultura.hu       

 

This project is funded by Lifelong Learning Programme - Grundtvig

 

Our Role in the Partnership

Ad Hoc Theater is a non profit organization established  2 years ago. As a group we have been working together for 5 years. The members of the theater are trainers, social workers and mediators. Among the members are migrants, and occasionally we are playing together with homeless people as well. Apart from our regular performances we play for special groups (children, people with psychological disorders, migrants, elderly people, etc. ) and events (multicultural neighborhoods, conferences related to social work, human rights etc.). We have invitations to play regularly in community building events aiming to build bridges through playback and forum theatre in neighbourhoods of Vienna where migrants and Austrians live together. Our contribution in this project will be to share our theatrical experience, working within multicultural neighbourhoods and dealing with related conflicts. We aim  to extend and develop our experience within this partnership, and integrate what we learn from our cooperation partners. We plan to involve other professionals from Vienna (trainers, social workers, mediators, etc.) to learn how to use artistic elements in community work related to migration issues.