visual site specific
Grotest Maru creates theatre in public spaces and is inspired by visual, physical, and object theatre, as well as installation and landart.
upcoming projects
PREMIERE !!!
We are happy to announce the Premiere of our new visual facade Performance GLOBAL AMAZONIA!
16th September 2022 at 8pm, at Kleist Forum Frankfurt/Oder
Free Entrance, outdoor !
GLOBAL AMAZONIA is supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the program NEUSTART KULTUR, in cooperation with Kleist Forum Frankfurt/Oder.
SCHWARM
We are happy to play SCHWARM this summer in Berlin and Stralsund !
July 24th 2022, as part of the Kultursommerfestival Berlin at Osram-Höfe
August 19th 2022, at Spurwechsel Festival, Stralsund
PROPELLER
will be performed on
June 18th 2022, in a site specific version for the Opening of the Kultursommerfestival Berlin at Flughafen Tempelhof,
June 24th 2022, at the Closing Ceremony of the Special Olympics at Brandenburger Tor,
June 25th 2022, also in a site specific version at Jahrmarkt, Burg Klempenow, Breest
Open Training
New format for performers of the network and interested artists.
We research the performativ principles of our work!
OUTDOOR SUMMER Training:
please register if you are interested: grotestmaru@grotest-maru.de
latest projects
The KuLe Book is still available!
With numerous images of interventions in public space, early street theatre actions, actual pictures and pics of the beginnings of Grotest Maru and interesting articles of Grotest Maru members.
More information here:
Erinnerungslabor / Storytelling Laboratory
Spreepark 2019
The film
is ready!!!!
Ole Jacobs created and edited a documentation film in collaboration with Grotest Maru.
Homo Botanicus dancing with plants
site specific special at Spreepark Berlin
Spaziert ins Grün! OPEN AIR THEATER Labor
September 2020
6 Stations with productions of Berlin Street Theatre
Artistis
MORE IN 2021!!!
Landpartie 2020
Church meets bus stop - places of encounter
A journey of discovery through the Uecker-Randow-Tal in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and encounters with the expressionist artist Paul Holz, talking bus stops, sounding churches, sunken manor houses and Huguenot tobacco farmers.