Talk about - play about!

Kulturrucksack Hamm

‘Talk about – play about!’ invites children and young people aged between ten and fourteen to discover the theatre and play an active part in it.

The HELIOS Theatre offers afternoon and early evening performances so that ‘Talk about – play about!’ can also be booked during leisure time. With this programme, we would particularly like to invite youth centres from Hamm’s various neighbourhoods, children’s clubs and all-day care centres to visit the theatre free of charge.

One hour before the performance begins, the groups of children and young people gather in the theatre foyer. There, they have an initial discussion about the upcoming performance, and a workshop provides a playful introduction to the play’s theme.

 

During the play, the young people experience theatre as a space for engaging all the senses, with an artistic exploration of a theme or story. As active spectators, they develop what they have seen and heard into their own individual yet shared theatre experience.

Following the play, the groups remain with the theatre educator. This provides an opportunity to explore the specific features of the performance and address any questions in a workshop. In guided workshops, aspects of the play are explored in greater depth and exercises relevant to the play’s theme are introduced.

HELIOS Theatre offers the following plays for groups in the ‘Talk about – play about’ format:

Body Images

Pigs will fly

Friedl Dicker

BALANCE

For booking enquiries or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact the theatre office!

Kulturrucksack Ahlen

“Rundherum” invites children and young people aged between ten and fourteen to discover the theatre. They come to the theatre, experience it for themselves and discuss what theatre actually is.

When attending a production at the HELIOS Theatre, the children and young people experience theatre as a space for engaging all the senses, with an artistic interpretation of a theme or story – and see professional theatre-makers on stage. As active audience members, they develop what they have seen and heard into their own individual yet shared theatre experience.

One hour before the performance begins, the children and young people can gather in the theatre foyer. A member of the HELIOS Theatre team accompanies the groups during their visit and introduces them to the theme of the performance before it begins. Following the play, the audience can discuss the highlights of the performance and ask questions about it together with the theatre educator and members of the ensemble.

We will agree on the exact schedule when you make your booking. We provide theatre education resources for all plays to support preparation and follow-up activities.

The HELIOS Theatre offers the following plays for groups in the ‘Rundherum’ format:

Pigs will fly

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