New Project 2026/27
Possible World is currently researching a new inclusive theater project focusing on blind people in our society.
Anyone interested in participating in the project as an intern or in another capacity is welcome to contact us by email:
mail@possibleworld.eu
To Die 1, 2, 3: Hop!
In German spoken language
A documentary, autobiographical, and interactive performance featuring acting, film, photography, and song.
The themes include the actors' own mothers, their own aging, the re-evaluation of age, decline, care, dying, and assisted suicide.
Running time: 70 minutes
Premieres in October 2025 at Ballhaus Ost Berlin.
Performers: Michaela Caspar and Peter Marty
Programm Erasmus+
From December 2024 until November 2027 Possible World is a Partner of the Erasmus+ Project: “Tapiot".
BIRDS
An inclusive performative project in German Sign Language and Spoken Language
(Emilia von Heiseler, Annalisa Weyel, Jan Kress, Rita Mazza, Peter Marty) Still: Jens Kupsch
New material about the production BIRDS on the plattform INCLUSIVE ARCHIVES www.incarc.org
Program Erasmus+
From March 2022 to November 2023, Possible World will take part in the Erasmus+ program:
“European partnership for the development of skills and social inclusion through creativity and arts”
BIRDS
An inclusive performative project in German Sign Language and Spoken Language
From December 2022 on, you will find on the INCLUSIVE ARCHIVE platform www.incarc.org:
- Video of the theater performance BIRDS with the premiere cast
- Visual Vernacular with Giuseppe Giuranna, videos in German Sign Language and Spoken Language
- Working materials: a sign language video rehearsal book for the inclusive rehearsals for the BIRDS project. Transmission: Eyk Kauly
Performers: Jan Kress / Peter Marty / Emilia von Heiseler / Annalisa Weyel / Christin Marie Feldhaus / Rita Mazza
(Peter Marty) Photo: Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag
BIRDS
Filming of a hybrid documentary by Possible World's BIRDS theater project, with a new cast - July 2022
Post-production of the hybrid documentary BIRDS
Performers: Jan Kress / Anka Böttcher / Peter Marty / Emilia von Heiseler / Annalisa Weyel / Christin Marie Feldhaus / Rita Mazza
(Emilia von Heiseler, Annalisa Weyel, Jan Kress, Peter Marty) Photo: Jakob Tillmann
BIRDS
A theater project by Michaela Caspar und Giuseppe Giuranna
Possible World in cooperation with Ballhaus Ost Berlin, 2021/22
Funded by Hauptstadtkulturfiónds and Aktion Mensch
Performers Jan Kress / Rita Mazza / Peter Marty / Emilia von Heiseler / Annalisa Weyel / Christin Maria Feldhaus / Anka Böttcher
Performances in March, May, June and July 2022
(Peter Marty, Rita Mazza) Photo: Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag
INCARC - inclusive archive
(Brian Duffy, Athina Lange, Emilia von Heiseler, Anne Zander) Photo: Michaela Caspar
Dear friends and colleagues,
INCARC – inclusive archive is meant as a meeting place and platform for inclusive theater productions and performances. It is our goal to preserve inclusive visual productions that are no longer being performed and make them accessible.
The performances should deal with visual theater, visual performance technique, sign language or language as action in space and feature inclusive characteristics. They can be old, very old or new productions. www.incarc.org is open to everyone.
If you’d like to archive your project on www.incarc.org, please contact us at: mail@possibleworld.eu
Through night to light
A music performance
In sign language, spoken language with music and visuals
A FILM BY: Ludwig Kuckartz und Michaela Caspar / MUSIC: Ludwig van Beethoven, Sebastian Gramss
Performers: Julia Kulda Hroch, Rafael Grombelka / Trumpet & live electronics: Udo Moll / Trombone: Matthias Muche / Voice: Michaela Caspar, Thomas Halle
Part 1: A short biography of Ludwig van Beethoven
Part 2: Approaches to Ludwig van Beethoven
The virtual performance was created during the Corona shutdown in April / May 2020 on Zoom.
As part of BTHVN and the Sommerblut-Festival der Multipolarkultur 2020, Cologne, Germany.
Online premiere via livestream: Tuesday, May 12th 2020 at 8pm
Videos and further information: www.incarc.org
(Collage from an audio reactive rendering of the Ode to Joy by Ludwig van Beethoven) by Ludwig Kuckartz