In this confrontation with a material that each student has selected for themselves, the first-year students develop a “creation” –a miniature, an attempt at a scene. Ten of these works will be presented for the first time during PULS & PEILUNG. Tickets are only available at the box office on the night of the performance and only for as long as supplies last! The works will be presented on the small stage, in the garage and in the KON-Zimmer. The meeting point is the theater box office. You can find the starting times in the respective descriptions of the pieces. Information About Accessibility: You can find information about the physical accessibility of the performance venue here. The KON-Zimmer is only accessible via stairs. One step has to be traversed in order to reach the small stage. Space may feel cramped in the performance locations.   FRIEDA Motte Scholpp Object theater • in German spoken Language • 12 Minutes Starting times: 19:00 + 19:30 + 21:30 • Venue: Little Stage A woman is murdered nearly every day in Germany by her (ex) partner. This is called femicide. In brief, powerful images, Motte Scholpp tells the story of FRIEDA. Whether this is a police report or a diary entry is deliberately left open. Content Note: Both physical and sexualized violence are depicted and discussed. Sensory Note: The scent of oranges is used in the production. By and with: Motte Scholpp   Tsuki Veronika Maslíková Object theater • non-verbal • 7 Minutes Starting times: 19:15 + 19:45 + 21:45 + 22:15 • Venue: Garage A homemade coffee mug compares itself to an industrially produced mug. By and with: Veronika Maslíková   The Arsonists Christine Zeides Puppet theater • in German spoken Language • 15 Minutes Starting times: 19:00 + 19:30 + 21:30 + 22:00 • Venue KON-Zimmer How are you supposed to deal with a reality that you do not want to see – and which you can’t deny? Social arsonists are on the march throughout the country. They are delivering incendiary material with a huge potential for destruction. Perception is their best camouflage. This is a little piece about the capacity of a society to look away from something or watch it go up in flames with its eyes wide open. By and with: Christine Zeides