For Colleges and Universities

We're convinced of the potential that arises where art and society intersect. Reflecting and critically confronting our social conditions allows new and exciting points of view to emerge. Especially in politically challenging times, it's important to harness this power to create space for new perceptions and voices beyond our own, or better yet: to let our own perceptions mutate!

HAU to connect collaborates with various colleges and universities throughout Germany and Europe, including students of history, political science, theater, art and social sciences. Programmatic focal points, festivals or individual HAU productions can always be connected with seminar content in a constructive way.

Here's an overview of everything on offer.

HAU to talk

We are happy to organize introductions and talks before or after the performances for groups (schools, seminars, associations, initiatives, etc.) that request them. These are tailored to the group's interests. We offer the space for questions, impressions and reflection, giving insight into HAU's programme and the artists' work while talking about the respective production's concepts and content.

Artist Talks

After select performances, there are regularly scheduled talks with artists and experts, touching on aspects of the performance and welcoming the audience to join the conversation. These are announced in the program, and admission is free.

Workshops

On request, we offer workshops that are tailored to the form and content of the artistic works, providing space to exchange ideas, ask questions and try things out with a hands-on approach. Based on each group's particular interests, these workshops are are longer and more intensive than the talks, extending beyond the scope of just one performance.

scHAU rein!

As a point of entry to our program, we offer interactive guided tours that provide insight on the stage equipment, architecture and history of HAU Hebbel am Ufer.

Educational faculty may also request an advance preview of our programme as they plan their upcoming semester.

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