Projects

From September 10–14, 2025, we invite you to a new edition of our renowned festival under the title “Vocal Affairs” curated by Mila Pavićević and Felicitas Zeeden. The feminist voice takes center stage as an artistic and political positioning within a deeply patriarchal society...

Shape Your Own Festival empowers art-loving teenagers (around 10th to 11th grade) to take the lead in curating their very own festival. From developing the concept and selecting the program to managing communication, the young curators make all creative decisions themselves.

Supported by the Tanzfabrik Berlin BÜHNE team, they gain hands-on experience in artistic direction, teamwork, and event production.  Interested participants can apply via an open call to join the curatorial team.

Since September 2024, Tanzfabrik Berlin BÜHNE has been opening up a new and accessible space at Grüntaler Straße 9, intentionally fostering exchange and collaboration with the local neighborhood.

As part of the Körper & Kiez program, the focus lies on artistic projects that engage with the surrounding community and explore the interplay between body, urban space, and social dynamics.

Uferstudios 2208 is a long-term and collective transformation project developed within the programme “Übermorgen – New Models for Cultural Institutions,” aiming to secure the future of the Uferstudios as a sustainable and collaboratively managed space for contemporary dance.

Tanzfabrik Berlin and Radialsystem have presented two artists to a broad audience on the stages of Radialsystem every spring since 2019 ...

As part of the new Alterophile Lab project, which is supported by the Office for Theatre and Dance of the Institut français Deutschland and Tanzfabrik Berlin, artists from France will work together in Tanzfabrik's new project space, Grüntaler9 in the Wedding district, from August 2024 to July 2025.

The project apap – FEMINIST FUTURES 2020-2024 aimed for an ambitious undertaking: initiate powerful social changes through art. The main goal of the project was to address inequality in the contemporary Performing Arts, using the body of thought consolidated by the term Intersectional Feminism to find concrete structural answers and raise public awareness.