schnippeln & plaudern SPECIAL: Tanznacht Berlin
Social Dinner by Inge Zysk, Felicitas Zeeden, Mila Pavićević
An open regulars' table in our new space at Grüntaler 9 creates a platform for discussions and getting to know each other personally. Everyone is invited - from neighbors, artists and our regulars to Tanzfabrik newcomers. The changing chefs are artists who work as part of a residency at Grüntaler 9. While peeling, slicing, cooking and drinking together, the aim is to create time and space for conversations and encounters - be it about favorite recipes, dentist recommendations or creative ideas for the next performance.
On July 11, the Tanznacht Berlin team will shape the flavor of the evening — the Social Dinner begins to take on its signature, somewhere between hospitality and conceptual cuisine.
About Tanznacht Berlin. Vocal Affairs:
From September 10–14, 2025, Tanzfabrik Berlin BÜHNE once again opens space for voices, bodies, and resonance. Under the title Vocal Affairs, the festival brings together artistic perspectives that understand voice as both a political and embodied tool — curated by Felicitas Zeeden and Mila Pavićević.
On July 11, the Tanznacht Berlin team will shape the flavor of the evening — the Social Dinner begins to take on its signature, somewhere between hospitality and conceptual cuisine.
About Tanznacht Berlin. Vocal Affairs:
From September 10–14, 2025, Tanzfabrik Berlin BÜHNE once again opens space for voices, bodies, and resonance. Under the title Vocal Affairs, the festival brings together artistic perspectives that understand voice as both a political and embodied tool — curated by Felicitas Zeeden and Mila Pavićević.
Accessibility
The Grüntaler 9 store is at ground level and is wheelchair accessible via two provisional ramps (16% und 18%). If you need help with the use of the ramp, please do not hesitate to contact a member of staff. The entrance door is 90cm wide. The toilet is not barrier-free. The social dinner takes place around a table. Various seating options are available if required (folding chairs, beanbags and cushions).
The Grüntaler 9 store is at ground level and is wheelchair accessible via two provisional ramps (16% und 18%). If you need help with the use of the ramp, please do not hesitate to contact a member of staff. The entrance door is 90cm wide. The toilet is not barrier-free. The social dinner takes place around a table. Various seating options are available if required (folding chairs, beanbags and cushions).
Inge Zysk
Inge has been working independently for and with dance professionals and institutions in Berlin, Germany and Europe for 30 years in numerous areas such as project and production management, distribution, tour management, application, networking and consulting. In 2016 she founded PURPLE - International Dance Festival for Young Audiences together with Canan Erek and since 2018 she has been the project manager of Tanznacht Berlin.
Felicitas Zeeden
Felicitas Zeeden (she / her) is a dramaturge, curator, theater scholar, and the mother of two teenagers. She wrote her phD thesis “Aesthetics of the Social" as a scholarship holder at the international graduate college InterArt (FU Berlin). Her research focuses on immersive aesthetics & theater as social practice. As part of the directors’ team at Tanzfabrik Berlin, she curates the stage program and initiates projects on ecofeminism, aesthetics & sustainability. Together with Mila Pavićević, she curates Tanznacht 2025. Vocal Affairs.
Mila Pavićević
Mila Pavićević is a theorist, dramaturge, and author. She is a research associate at the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies and teaches in the Master's program Choreography and Performance with Prof. Dr. Bojana Kunst. Her doctoral research focuses on dramaturgical practices from the former Yugoslavia. From 2019 to 2023, Mila Pavićević worked as a research associate in the Dance Studies program at Freie Universität Berlin (with Jun.-Prof. Dr. Kirsten Maar), where she was part of the project “Dramaturgy and Choreography.”
Since 2012, she has been active as a dramaturge in Berlin’s independent dance scene, curates festivals, and publishes literary work. Her essays, poems, and fiction have been published in several languages, and in 2009 she received the European Union Prize for Literature for her book Ice Girl and Other Fairytales.
Since 2012, she has been active as a dramaturge in Berlin’s independent dance scene, curates festivals, and publishes literary work. Her essays, poems, and fiction have been published in several languages, and in 2009 she received the European Union Prize for Literature for her book Ice Girl and Other Fairytales.
Admission free. First come first served.
Unterstützt durch die Tanzfabrik Berlin & die Tanznacht Berlin.
Gefördert durch die Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt des Landes Berlin durch die vierjährige, spartenoffene Förderung für Festivals und Reihen.
Gefördert durch die Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt des Landes Berlin durch die vierjährige, spartenoffene Förderung für Festivals und Reihen.
