When does the performance take place?

The final performance takes place on Sunday, February 21, 2027, at 4:00 PM.

Where will "Shake Shakespeare" be performed?

The performance takes place at Theater EUKITEA gGmbH at Lindenstraße 18b, 86420 Diedorf.

What is "Shake Shakespeare" about?

The piece tells the story of a theater group that comes together out of love for the theater, performs Shakespeare, and discovers their own relationships, talents, and means of expression.

Who participates in the project?

People with and without disabilities perform theater together. The artistic direction is led by theater educator and actor Giorgio Buraggi.

Is the event organized inclusively?

Yes. The theater project brings together people with and without disabilities and makes individual skills and different forms of expression integral to the production.

What is the ticket price?

A confirmed ticket price is not specified.

Shake Shakespeare live: Inclusive theater connects people, Shakespeare, and moving stage moments

Name: "Shake Shakespeare" - Final performance of the inclusive theater project
Start: 2027-02-21T16:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-02-21T16:00:00+01:00
Location: Theater EUKITEA

"Shake Shakespeare": When inclusion becomes stage art

A shared desire brings people with and without disabilities onto the stage: to perform Shakespeare. The final performance of the inclusive theater project "Shake Shakespeare" tells the story of a theater group that discovers their own stories, relationships, and means of expression through their love for acting.

Shakespeare as a vibrant playing field

Between dramatic scenes, danced passages, and newly interpreted monologues, a stage experience full of movement, humor, and human closeness is created. The production combines classical Shakespeare motifs with the individual experiences of the participants. From engaging with the great dramatist emerges a theater evening about community, diversity, and the joy of play.

An inclusive production with its own voice

For many years, the theater EUKITEA has offered an inclusive theater workshop. Under the guidance of experienced theater educator and actor Giorgio Buraggi, participants work on various theater techniques and develop their own piece from this. The direction does not rely on uniformity but rather on the special abilities of each individual.

Drama between everyday life and Shakespeare

The dramaturgy allows dramatic and cheerful moments to intertwine. Everyday relationships of the theater group collide with the linguistic power and the world-renowned figures of the Shakespeare universe. Thus, a production emerges where acting, movement, and personal presence stand side by side equally.

Atmosphere, encounter, and audience reaction

The focus is on the immediate theater atmosphere and the encounter between stage and audience. The performance thrives on changing moods: from comedic lightness to concentrated monologues to moving moments of shared presence. The set design becomes an open playing field, where diversity becomes visible and audible.

Conclusion: The stage is set for a special theater project

"Shake Shakespeare" promises a theater evening that combines classical stage art with lived inclusion. Visitors experience a performance about courage, community, and the power that arises when each person finds their own place in the ensemble. The stage is set for a project that not only performs Shakespeare but brings it to life in a new and personal way.