Acker Stadt Palast theatre education aims to reflect the world through theatre with children and young people.

We support the cultural self-empowerment of young people with the aim of motivating young people to participate culturally and democratically, regardless of their background and status, and to promote their intellectual and social skills.

The wide range of theatre pedagogy around the productions at the ATZE is aimed at children of pre-school and primary school age and their educators and teachers, regardless of origin, education and gender.

Make music theatre yourself! Play offers for children and young people in closed ensembles - each open to interested parties at the start of the season.

We offer various theatre education programmes: Audience discussions following the performance, Pre- and post-performance.

We are looking for a playful access to the world. We invite young people between the ages of 12 and 25, regardless of their national or cultural background.

The aim of the education programme is to make the work of the Berliner Philharmoniker and its music as accessible to as many people as possible. Initiated by Sir Simon Rattle in 2002 the projects are aimed at people of all ages, different social and cultural backgrounds and talents and encourage an active and an artistic engagement with music.

Around 280 Berlin kids from over 20 nations and aged between 7 and 16 receive stage training at the Junges Ensemble. According to the motto of “Kids perform for kids,” they showcase their talents on the huge stage every winter season.

Our digital offer is aimed at actors, theatre pedagogues, teachers, educators and anyone who is curious.

At Gorki X the focus is on encounters between people. Gorki X is the platform for education and outreach at the Gorki. It's core activities include introductory and in-depth workshops, and formats that allow for active participation in the theatre and its topics, as well as its spaces for discourse and thought.

Theatre education is the participatory heart of Grips Theater. And it is from this heart that we invite you to participate and try things out! We want to research, mediate, coach, play and explore. Together with you and yours!

Do you want to visit HAU with a school group?

Get in touch with us! We can arrange discussions with artists, help with the preparation and post-processing of a visit to the theatre, and organize guided tours, project days and workshops. Already existing dates for Artist Talks can be found on the HAU to connect page. Or you can subscribe directly to our Houseclub Newsletter. On request we will send you our teacher’s letter by post. Here you can find regular information about our programme and special offers for schools.

The Houseclub is a site of encounter, a space for artistic debates and experiments by, with and for young people.

The INTERMEDIATION department sees itself as a control center for insights and encounters at the Berliner Ensemble. We offer numerous formats in which our participants can get to know us, our work and our productions better.

The Junge Staatsoper invites you to try out, watch and listen. Here everyone can directly experience music and theatre with all their senses. Children and young people bring their own ideas to the stage. Adults experience opera classics in a whole new way.

The Komische Oper Berlin wants to make young visitors' first encounter with musical theatre as fascinating as possible – it provides its own form of access to the artform that is opera, and also engages in a fruitful dialogue with its young audience.

We offer a variety of programmes for families, kindergartens and schools, ranging from music theatre productions, concerts and guided tours to sponsorships.

Learning from the arts, researching with the arts: The topics and experimental formats at HKW are the starting point for our mediation work.

The theatre pedagogy of the RambaZamba Theatre wants to open up the theatre to people of all ages as a place for critical and lively discussion of social issues.

We offer workshops, follow-ups and projects for children, young people and educators to discover the fascinating theatre of things through imaginative play with materials and figures.

We see our theatre as an open space in which engagement and contact with the audience are of central importance. We invite you to the LaeinSclub, to table parties and workshops.

Dancers from the Staatsballett Berlin share their fascinating world of dance and ballet with children and young people. In events, workshops and projects, they give insights into training and rehearsal work, present costumes and props or reveal the secret of pointe shoes.

In order to enable all viewers to perceive the work intuitively and on their own, we focus on the body and test the possibilities and limits of movement - without any prior knowledge of dance.