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Princess
PRINCESS tells the story of two outsiders who embark on a journey to discover themselves and learn that it's worth being brave and doing what you really feel. -
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Princess
PRINCESS tells the story of two outsiders who embark on a journey to discover themselves and learn that it's worth being brave and doing what you really feel. -
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Irgendwo da oben
A play about life, death and the healing power of friendship -
Irgendwo da oben
A play about life, death and the healing power of friendship -
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Irgendwo da oben
A play about life, death and the healing power of friendship -
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Die fabelhaften Millibillies
A hit parade of the best GRIPS songs for young and old! -
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Die fabelhaften Millibillies
A hit parade of the best GRIPS songs for young and old! -
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Don't stop dreaming
Eine gruselige Suche nach den Monstern in unseren Köpfen und den Schatten in unseren Leben. -
Don't stop dreaming
Eine gruselige Suche nach den Monstern in unseren Köpfen und den Schatten in unseren Leben. -
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Don't stop dreaming
Eine gruselige Suche nach den Monstern in unseren Köpfen und den Schatten in unseren Leben. -
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Don't stop dreaming
Eine gruselige Suche nach den Monstern in unseren Köpfen und den Schatten in unseren Leben. -
Don't stop dreaming
Eine gruselige Suche nach den Monstern in unseren Köpfen und den Schatten in unseren Leben. -
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Zum letzten Mal!
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für KitakinderVier zurück
A pleasurable balancing act between a great desire for freedom, self-empowerment and community. -
für Kitakinder
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A pleasurable balancing act between a great desire for freedom, self-empowerment and community. -
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Für Kitakinder
Vier zurück
A pleasurable balancing act between a great desire for freedom, self-empowerment and community. -
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Für Kitakinder
Vier zurück
A pleasurable balancing act between a great desire for freedom, self-empowerment and community. -
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Irgendwo da oben
A play about life, death and the healing power of friendship -
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Das Heimatkleid
A monologue about the effects of right-wing populist slogans. -
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Woche - Woche
On the diversity of family and the challenging search for one's own place. -
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Woche - Woche
On the diversity of family and the challenging search for one's own place. -
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Princess
PRINCESS tells the story of two outsiders who embark on a journey to discover themselves and learn that it's worth being brave and doing what you really feel. -
Princess
PRINCESS tells the story of two outsiders who embark on a journey to discover themselves and learn that it's worth being brave and doing what you really feel. -
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Für Kitakinder
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Für Kitakinder
Vier zurück
A pleasurable balancing act between a great desire for freedom, self-empowerment and community. -
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Für Kitakinder
Vier zurück
A pleasurable balancing act between a great desire for freedom, self-empowerment and community. -
Für Kitakinder
Vier zurück
A pleasurable balancing act between a great desire for freedom, self-empowerment and community. -
BUMM, KRACH, BOING!
A musically and visually exciting exploration of our way of living together. -
BUMM, KRACH, BOING!
A musically and visually exciting exploration of our way of living together. -
Ab heute heißt du Sara
“33 pictures from the life of a woman from Berlin” By Volker Ludwig and Detlef Michel, after the novel “I wore the yellow star” by Inge Deutschkron -
Ab heute heißt du Sara
“33 pictures from the life of a woman from Berlin” By Volker Ludwig and Detlef Michel, after the novel “I wore the yellow star” by Inge Deutschkron -
Ab heute heißt du Sara
“33 pictures from the life of a woman from Berlin” By Volker Ludwig and Detlef Michel, after the novel “I wore the yellow star” by Inge Deutschkron -
Ab heute heißt du Sara
“33 pictures from the life of a woman from Berlin” By Volker Ludwig and Detlef Michel, after the novel “I wore the yellow star” by Inge Deutschkron
