(Über)Leben im Niemandsland

A play about social inequality, power, exclusion and the courage to go your own way.

Caught in a society characterized by control and mistrust individual groups are increasingly marginalized. Rules, surveillance and pressure to adapt determine everyday life - but what happens when people start to question the system?

The self-developed play was created as part of a project by the Diversity Office at the Free University of Berlin, funded by the Einstein Foundation Berlin. The participants dealt with social inequality, exclusion and power structures and developed an artistic production that brings these topics impressively and critically to the stage.

A play about control, courage and the search for humanity in a world that is looking ever more closely.

A play created from texts by students at the FU Berlin.

Entry free!

In a society shaped by control and distrust, certain groups find themselves increasingly pushed to the margins. Rules, surveillance, and pressure to conform dominate everyday life – but what happens when people begin to question the system?

This self-developed theater production was created as part of a project by the Diversity Office of Freie Universität Berlin, funded by the Einstein Foundation Berlin. The participants engaged deeply with issues of social inequality, exclusion, and power structures, transforming their reflections into a compelling artistic performance that brings these themes to life on stage.

A play about control, courage, and the search for humanity in a world that is always watching more closely.

A theater piece developed from texts written by students of Freie Universität Berlin.
Free admission!