
In the workshop, the participants playfully develop strategies for mutual support in the hitherto hierarchical theater structures.
How do I defend myself against sexist attacks?
How can I support colleagues who are being attacked in a racist manner?
How can I voice criticism without jeopardizing my career?
The aim of the workshop is to unite theater professionals and enable new forms of community in the theater business. The workshop is aimed at theater makers who want to campaign for a change in the way theater is treated. With an intersectional approach, the positions from which it is spoken are reflected. The willingness to deal with one's own privileges is a prerequisite for participation.
Hard facts
Speakers: 2
Duration: 4 hours
Price: 1100,- plus accommodation and travel expenses

Book number one: How to die on demand
Book number two: How to die not on demand
Book number three: How to die kinda on demand
Book number four: How to almost die on demand
Book number five: How to die, but not on demand
Book number six: How to dye the demand
Book number seven: How to die, regardless of the demand
Book number eight: How to how to!







