This event is wheelchair accessible.
Patricija Bronić and her team are dedicated to traditional a cappella singing from Dalmatia. Klapa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is practiced in the community and means “a group of friends.” Together with musician Jasmin Albash, the ensemble also explores the connections between klapa and Swiss Zäuerli. In the Merian Gardens, they invite you to join in an open sing-along in the afternoon. Shortly before midnight, klapa will be heard a second time – a gentle, polyphonic finale to a long day. No previous experience is necessary for the open singing session – come and join in!
Meeting point: Infopoint in front of the villa, Merian Gärten
out & about - Kaserne Basel x Merian Gärten
14:00-17:00 Alma Söderberg: Sound a Rose In
15:00 Milo Probst: Anarchistische Ökologien
18:00 Petra Serhal: Gestures of Care: Sihr
19:30 ALICE
21:00 Bruno Freire: Life is not useful
23:00 Jacob Bussmann: Sceptical Birds
23:45 Patricija Katica Bronic, Jasmin Albash: KLAPA
With a ticket for a single event from out & about, you can attend all events from out & about - Kaserne Basel x Merian Gärten on September 6, 2025!
Patricija Katica Bronić
Patricija Katica Bronić is an actress and director. After studying acting in Bern (Master Expanded Theatre), she was engaged at the Junges Nationaltheater Mannheim and now works between the independent scene and municipal theater. Her plays are created solo or in collaboration, often with biographical references and for a young audience. Her work has been shown at venues including ROXY Birsfelden, Fabriktheater Zurich, and Schlachthaus Theater Bern. In 2022, she received a scholarship from the Baden-Württemberg Art Foundation, and in 2023, her production UNTER DRACHEN was nominated for the German theater award DER FAUST. She is making her debut at Theater Basel with Wer bremst, bleibt.
Credits
Artistic Direction: Patricija Katica Bronić
Musical direction and sound design: Jasmin Albash
Performance: Jasmin Albash, Ursula Dolički, Miriam Strübel
Production management: Fiona Schreier und Juliana Simonetti