When does Shake Shakespeare take place?

The final performance will take place on Saturday, February 20, 2027, at 4:00 PM.

Where will the performance be shown?

The performance will take place at Theater EUKITEA gGmbH at Lindenstraße 18b in 86420 Diedorf.

What is Shake Shakespeare about?

The piece tells of a theater group that wishes to perform Shakespeare together. Dramatic scenes, danced passages, and newly interpreted monologues connect with cheerful and moving everyday situations.

Who is involved in the theater project?

People with and without disabilities perform theater together. The production arises from the inclusive theater workshop of EUKITEA under the direction of theater educator and actor Giorgio Buraggi.

Is the event intended for people with and without disabilities?

Yes. The production comes from an inclusive theater project where people with and without disabilities jointly explore theater techniques and develop a stage piece.

Shake Shakespeare: Inclusive Theater Full of Movement, Encounter, and Surprising Shakespeare Moments

Name: Shake Shakespeare – Final Performance of the Inclusive Theater Project
Start: 2027-02-20T16:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-02-20T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Theater EUKITEA gGmbH

Shake Shakespeare: When Shakespeare Moves the Stage Together

On February 20, 2027, the theater EUKITEA in Diedorf will present the final performance of the inclusive theater project Shake Shakespeare. On stage, people with and without disabilities meet to showcase their shared love for theater through dramatic scenes, danced passages, and newly interpreted monologues.

An Ensemble Between Shakespeare and Everyday Life

At the center of the production is a theater group that comes together from the desire to play Shakespeare collectively. From this starting point, a lively stage event develops, where classical theatrical motifs intersect with the personal relationships of the performers. Cheerful everyday situations and dramatic moments intertwine to create an ensemble evening full of closeness, joy in play, and surprising twists.

Inclusive Theater Work as Artistic Practice

For many years, EUKITEA has offered an inclusive theater workshop. Under the guidance of experienced theater educator and actor Giorgio Buraggi, participants explore various theater techniques and develop their own stage production. The production focuses not on differences, but on individual abilities, forms of expression, and the power of collective play.

Danced Monologues and Animated Shakespeare Moments

The dramaturgy combines acting, movement, and reimagined Shakespeare monologues. Dance is given as much space as language, eye contact, and physical presence. Thus, a theatrical atmosphere is created where the classic material does not appear museum-like, but serves as an impulse for a contemporary, accessible, and polyphonic stage experience.

Who Will Shake Whom in the End?

The playful title poses a double question: Do the performers shake Shakespeare – or does Shakespeare ultimately change the group itself? Between comedy, touching encounters, and concentrated ensemble work unfolds a performance about the love for theater and the creative energy that arises when people conquer a stage together.

Conclusion: The audience can expect an inclusive stage experience featuring dramatic scenes, danced and newly interpreted monologues, as well as an immediately tangible joy in play. Anyone wishing to experience theater as a place of encounter, movement, and artistic surprise should discover Shake Shakespeare live at the theater EUKITEA.