Zürich
Sieben Fotograf*innen haben im April 2023 Mitarbeitende, Zuschauer*innen, Unterstützer*innen und Weggefährt*innen des Schauspielhaus porträtiert. Entstanden sind Bilder von Menschen, die im Haus arbeiten, die ihm als Publikum und auf andere und vielfältige Weisen verbunden sind.
Weil das Schauspielhaus natürlich noch aus viel mehr Menschen besteht, möchten wir weitere Portraits ermöglichen. Am 30. September (zwischen 14-20 Uhr) und 11. Oktober (zwischen 10-18 Uhr) gibt es zu jeder halben Stunde die Chance, im Pfauen fotografiert zu werden. Interesse? Melden Sie sich bis zum 27. September bei
mathis.neuhaus [at] schauspielhaus.ch mit der Angabe des Datums und einem favorisierten Termin oder Zeitfenster. Es gilt: first come, first served.
On 15 & 16 September, we, together with Moods Jazz Club, LaSalle Restaurant and Venice Bar, invite you to the big Schiffbau-Fest in Kreis 5. We celebrate 23 years of Schiffbau and at the same time our 23/24 season opening with theatre, workshops, readings, guided tours, concerts, party, food, and a great children's entertainment programme. Among others, Alina Amuri, Miss Trópica & Delabass, Chrigi G. us Z., Dirty Slips, Freddy Sax, Lakiko, Los Dos, Marcism, Miss C-Line, Necati Öziri, NUGGETS and the Schauspielhaus Ensemble with sunset sessions, DJ workshops, acting workshop, spray-paint workshop, children's reading, children's disco, family story time, fancy dress, make-up, sound walks and backstage tours and much more in store. In addition, the Offene Bühne, organised by the new Theaterjahr, will take place again for the first time as part of the Schiffbau-Fest, Necati Öziri will open the SHZ reading series SHZ-Lesereihe 23/24 with Vatermal and you can pay as much as you like for Der Junge aus der letzten Reihe [The Boy from the Back the Back of the Class] on Saturday, 16 September. You can find an overview of the entire programme at www.schiffbaufest.ch. Admission is free, as is most of the programme. Registration is required for workshops and guided tours. We look forward to the two-day festival with you, dear audience!
Due to health reasons, we had to postpone the world premiere of Kim de L'Horizon's award-winning Blutbuch to the second half of the season. The premiere of Blutstück will therefore take place on 22 February 2024 at the Pfauen. We send our best wishes for a speedy recovery! Instead, Leonie Böhm's Johanna is coming to the Pfauen in October, our co-production with the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg, featuring "terrific actresses", as nachtkritik concluded. We can only confirm that. Two of our ensemble members, the newly named Actress of the Year 2023, Wiebke Mollenhauer, and Maja Beckmann, the Actress of the Year 2021, will be taking part. Johanna based on The Maid of Orleans by Friedrich Schiller will celebrate its premiere at the Pfauen on 20 October 2023.