Surviving World War II and being closed to the public for the last seven decades, the abandoned, former silent-movie theater Delphi on Caligariplatz in Weissensee roused from its deep sleep in 2012. Now this astounding venue is a platform for a variety of artistic events, including theater, concerts, and performances. After the work-in-progress act The Journey/Drom was met with great response on International Romani Day earlier this year, the new collaborative theater project is finally premiering this Thursday (27.10.2016) at Delphi. The theater piece is a combined effort by artists from Romania, Hungary, Serbia and Germany, casting a light on today’s Roma culture. The theater piece explores the ‘on-the-move’ identities of Roma asylum-seekers on the Balkan Route. Check out the teaser here, and get your tickets here. (Text: Nicolene van der Walt)
Ehemaliges Stummfilmkino Delphi, Gustav-Adolf-Str.2, 13086, Berlin-Weissensee; map
Premier: Thu 27.10.2016, 20h; Facebook event
Sat 29.10.2016, 20h
More screenings:
Studio Я / Maxim Gorki Theater, Hinter dem Gießhaus 2, 10117 Berlin-Mitte; map
Fri 28.10.2016, 20:30h
