Studio Hurra!: Inclusive Theater Workshops in Dortmund
Studio Hurra! launches at Schauspiel Dortmund in October 2026, offering a free workshop series designed to make theatre and arts training accessible to adults with different learning needs. The program includes three Saturday sessions in November led by artists and activists, preceded by an opening kick-off event on October 24, 2026, featuring a performance of Dortmunder Tatort.
The program addresses a persistent barrier in professional cultural production. According to the sources, access to artistic training, production, and presentation remains restricted for individuals with different learning opportunities. Studio Hurra! seeks to bridge this gap by integrating local potentials into professional cultural structures, allowing participants to develop their own artistic styles and expressions without requiring prior experience.
Opening Event and Kick-Off Details at Schauspiel Dortmund
The program begins on October 24, 2026, at the Institut des Schauspiel Dortmund. From 18:30 to 19:30, the project team will host an introductory session for personal meetings and questions. Following this gathering at 20:00, attendees can watch Linda Fisahn’s 45-minute production Dortmunder Tatort, which serves as an artistic introduction to the workshop format. Participation across all dates is encouraged to build community, though single-session attendance is also permitted. All sessions take place at the Pädagogisch-Soziales Zentrum Dortmund (PSZD), with registration managed via schauspiel@theaterdo.de.
Three November Workshops Focus on Music and Art
The three-part workshop series runs across three Saturdays in November 2026. On November 7, 2026, theater musician Anton Berman and director Linda Fisahn lead “Hurra Musik,” focusing on collaborative musical work. Fisahn draws on her experience directing Dortmunder Tatort and working with the inclusive collective i can be your translator.
On November 14, 2026, activist and journalist Natalie Dedreux joins multidisciplinary artist Wenzel Rehbach for “Hurra Schreiben,” exploring writing, graphics, and painting as forms of artistic expression. The final session on November 21, 2026, titled “Hurra Schauspiel,” centers on performance and play under the guidance of Nina Jaunich from StudioYou at Schauspiel Wuppertal.