#Spoken Word Theater

Opdakh {אָפּדאַך} (OfW)

A journey in time through the history of the former home for Jewish orphans

Constructed in 1913, the building was intended originally to be both a home and a school for Jewish orphans. During World War Two, the SS issued passports here while in the GDR it housed the embassies of Poland and Cuba over the years before being left to fall into disuse and disrepair in the 1990s. A team of four international experts now focuses on this house as their new research objective. 

Price: 12 € / ermäßigt 8 € / Gruppenpreis 5 € (pro Person) Der Gruppenpreis ist gültig für Berliner Schulen und Jugendeinrichtungen ab einer Gruppengröße von 10 Personen.
Announcements:
Die Vorstellung ist barrierefrei zugänglich.
Dates:
Fri.
8.6.
11:00
ca. 80 Min.
Fri.
8.6.
18:00
ca. 80 Min.
Sat.
9.6.
21:00
ca. 80 Min.
Venue:
Ehemaliges jüdisches Waisenhaus, Berliner Straße 120/121, Pankow, 13187 Berlin
Wheelchair accessible (Information provided by the organisers.)

Credits:

With: Andrew Clarke, Jakob Plutte, Raquel Villar, Wenonah Wildblood
Director: Philipp Urrutia
Dramaturgy: Philipp Rost
Stage & Costumes: Marjorie Chau
Video: Stéphane Mashyno
Music: Tamás Kahane
Production: Denise Biermann

A production of OfW in cooperation with Pankower Früchtchen gGmbH. With the support of Dr. Walter und Margarete Cajewitz-Stiftung, Friede Springer Stiftung, Amadeu Antonio Stiftung, Ursula Lachnit-Fixson Stiftung and Janusz Korcak Bibliothek under the patronage of Wolfgang Thierse, MdB.

Participants:

» OfW

Venue Info:

» Ehemaliges jüdisches Waisenhaus