As a partner organisation of the Creative Europe project MEDUSA – Contemporary Playwriting and Inclusive Identities in Europe, we are delighted to announce the six plays selected for the project. Together, these six works reflect the diversity of contemporary European playwriting. Through a wide range of… Read more
Sunday, June 14, 2026, starting at 7 p.m. in the Grüner Salon at the Volksbühne on Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz Staged reading of the play “Ophelia OnlyFans” by Tomáš Ráliš, followed by a discussion and party The “Ein Stück: Tschechien” festival, organized by Drama Panorama e. V., is… Read more
The German jury of the European project MEDUSA – Contemporary Playwriting in Europe is delighted to announce its first selection of German-language plays.
For the by now tenth volume in the book series Drama Panorama – New International Plays, an initiative by Drama Panorama – Forum for Translation and Theatre e. V. and the publisher Neofelis, we are looking for new international plays that deal with the theme of the future.
Staged Reading ES KOMMT, WIE ES KOMMT / LA VIE COMME ELLE VIENT A play by Alex Lorette 23rd of June 2022, 8:00 pm, at Café & Galerie LA BOHÈME Winsstr. 12, 10405 Berlin with Bibiana Malay and Christa Müller A text that flows like a… Read more
For our next Drama Panorama meet-up on June 1st, we would like to invite Joseph Megel as a guest and talk with him about his work. We will talk in English. Joseph Megel is Artist in Residence and Teaching Professor in Performance Studies in the… Read more
by Lisa Wegener Translation into English by Fiona Mizani The second volume in the anthology series Drama Panorama published by the Drama Panorama association (Drama Panorama: Forum für Übersetzung e.V.) and Neofelis Verlag, aims to bring into focus alternative artistic positions and non-binary realities within… Read more
Drama Panorama invites you to join us on the 6th of December 2017 for the last regular meet-up of the year in 3 Schwestern restaurant (Kunstquartier Bethanien). Between 1 and 2 pm, there will be time to each lunch, get to know each other and discuss… Read more
Andreas Rüttenauer describes the work of the production “67/871″ on the Leningrad blockade in his article in the taz newspaper of 08 September 2017 (in German).
This is how nice it was on 07 September. Thanks everybody for coming, particularly the new faces.