SITE SPECIFIC SPECIALS

GROTEST MARU specialises in developing site specific projects for various situations, architectural spaces or landscapes. Through workshop programmes local artists and community groups can be integrated into large-scale productions.

THE CRANES FLY

Cranes fly! is a site specific landscape theatre connecting narrations about migrating birds with the wider topic of migration. As an audio-walk it ...

LANDPARTIE 2020

This artistic format of schloss bröllin e.V. takes place every two years with different themes in public, rural areas in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ...

LESEUFO

The aliens have made the long journey to Earth to find out more about the human species. How do humans enjoy life? How do they live together? Why do they ...

ERINNERUNGSLABOR

The remembrance lab was realized in 2019 with contemporary witnesses of the history of the Spreepark / Kulturpark Plänterwald and took place as part of ...

RESEARCH NALEPA

A central role is played by the old studios in Nalepastrasse. Thematic strands are the acoustical peculiarities of the studios, in particular the unique large ...

EQUINOX

EQUINOX is the result of a 2 year work process between the Berlin based theatre group Grotest Maru and the Alternative Theatre Group from Alexandria ...

AURELIA

Through the eyes of the child Aurelia, the audience experiences a journey through time back to the 1930's. In this theatrical adaptation of Aurelia Scheffel's ...

BERLINER LUFT

In the form of scenic dialogues, the historical figures from seven centuries of Berlin offer residents and passers-by, Berliners and their guests the ...

HOMO BOTANICUS

“What if your houseplant could talk?” among the residents of this diverse district. The houseplant was chosen as the starting point for the discussion ...

BROT

Bread as a staple food should inform every scene: a bakery had existed in Auguststraße 10 since 1801, and the bakery is still a special performance ...

FEIERABEND!

Bridge-situated performance-event in the station area of the town of Hagen in collaboration with 50 local participants for an audience of 5000 people ...