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Everything about She She Pop with Johanna Freiburg

Before the performance of wait to be seated, Johanna Freiburg from the performance collective She She Pop will provide insights into the group's work. She will talk about creative processes, artistic work in a collective, background information and research, as well as previous projects. Afterwards, there will be time for discussion, questions, and conversation.

Johanna Freiburg lives in Berlin. In the 1990s, she studied at the Giessen Institute for Applied Theater Studies. She is a member of She She Pop and the German-British artist collective Gob Squad. Both groups have been working collectively for around 30 years on concept development, implementation, and presentation of new works.

Registration: Free admission, please register here
Spot guarantee only with registration

Venue: kHaus rehearsal stage, meeting point: box office Kaserne Basel

Performances She She Pop & Sandbox Collective: Wait to be seated on April 9 and 10, 2026

Physical Introduction with Lucia Gugerli

Registration (free) - Link for registration form follows soon
Guaranteed spot only with registration 

The Physical Introduction is an introduction to Away with the Faeries von Declan Whitaker, which works through movement rather than words. Simple physical exercises awaken the senses and sensitize the audience to the performance that follows.

Lucia Gugerli is part of the production team and will guide you through the Physical Introduction. The format is aimed at all interested parties, regardless of age or experience of movement. 

Meeting point is at 7 pm at the box office. After the introduction, there will be enough time to relax and switch to performance mode.

Away with the Faeries 28.5.26 at 20:00

Want to go to the theater more often?
Do you want to take a look behind the scenes and get to know the makers?
You want to talk critically about theater, discuss, argue?
Are you between 15 and 25? Or between 25 and 45?

Then join the Supervistas! The two groups “Young Adults” and “Forever Young” explore Basel's dance and theater landscape once a week. It's not just about watching, but also about discussing, exchanging ideas and asking questions with each other and with the directors, actors, dancers and other experts. The project, formerly known as “Die Voyeur*innen”, was created in 2012 on the initiative of Kaserne Basel and junges theaters basel. The Supervistas also take place in Bern, Zurich, Lucerne, St. Gallen and Geneva.

When: every Thursday evening (September to June, later entry possible)
We visit: Kaserne Basel, junges theater basel, Theater Basel, Vorstadttheater Basel, ROXY Birsfelden and others.
Direction: Elena Manuel, Isabelle Romano and Max Schaffenberger
Annual fee: CHF 300 (incl. admissions), CHF 150 with KulturLegi
Registration: basel@supervistas.ch , salut@supervistas.ch 

Support: Hertner-Strasser Foundation, Sulger Foundation, Ruth and Paul Wallach Foundation, Hirzel Foundation, Ernst Göhner Foundation 
 

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Movo - Association for performing arts with deaf and hearing people

Movo is an association that supports performing arts in sign language on stage and behind the scenes, for artists and audiences alike. The association organizes regular theater courses in sign language in Zurich, Bern, and Basel. Among other things, Movo offers educational programs for cultural institutions, organizes group theater visits, dance courses without language, and other cultural events, stages plays, and provides deaf interpreters.

Individual appointments and questions about guided tours:
Recha la Dous
Phone +41 61 6666 027
E-mail r.ladous@kaserne-basel.ch 

A look behind the scenes of a cultural institution:
Behind the scenes at Kaserne Basel, employees from a wide range of professions work all day and often also at night to offer artists the best possible performance and audiences a unique live experience. What does the day-to-day running of an event look like outside of the performances? How is the theater, dance and music program created? What technology is hidden behind the historic walls of the Kaserne? How has the Kaserne Basel developed over the last four decades? During a guided tour of the premises, you will get to know the Kaserne Basel and the site, including the newly opened kHaus, from a new perspective.

We offer: 
- Guided tours for different groups (e.g. school classes, university, companies, etc.) 
- Guided tours with different focal points (e.g. technology, theater/dance, music, professions, architecture, etc.)
- Guided tours available in German, English or French
- Combination options (e.g. with a visit to a theater or concert, aperitif)