
Performances
Performing Exiles 2025
“100° Diaspora“ is designed as a festival within a festival and aims to show the wide range of Berlin’s diasporic artistic scene. The stage marathon will be held as part of Performing Exiles over three days on five stages in the Haus der Berliner Festspiele. 45 artists and groups from the performing arts who are based in Berlin and identify as diasporic are invited to take part. The format is not curated in terms of content, instead it will present the first 45 applications in response to the open call on a first come, first served basis, provided proposals can be realised. In this way, the programme offers artists who are less established or at the beginning of their career an opportunity to present their work and network. “100° Diaspora“ is complemented by an additional programme which was developed together with the Goethe-Institut in Exile.
Leela Tinelli & Laura Stokes
On the Edge
30min
Back Stage
Karina Suárez Bosche / Kompanie tanzfähig
Herzen. ZWISCHEN. Vulkanen
45min
Side Stage
Ore Ama Collective
Homes & Songs
50min
Main Stage
Togo Love
Crossed Gazes / Gazes Gekreuzt
60min
Upper Foyer
Hendrik Arns, Mia Jacob
fall4me
35min
Garden
__________
Melissa Herrada
IMMENSITY
40 min
Back Stage
ema productions
FIDSCHI RAGE
60min
Side Stage
__________
Extended Family
Jack of all Trades
30min
Main Stage
Paralelo Teatro
Constellations
30min
Upper Foyer
Estelle Widmaier & John Shades
Les Gens Bless(és)
30min
Garden
__________
East Alien Company
Alien without Extraordinary Ability
45min
Back Stage
Loveable Humans
Spider Turtle We
50min
Side Stage
__________
Yael Mor
No Home
40min
Main Stage
megouem
Eine Vertonung von King Nakeli / Nakelli / Nakeri Nw’embeli’s Widerstand
45 min
Upper Foyer
Ixchel Tapia Fernandez
El vacio dentro de mi (The void inside of me)
30min
Garden
__________
Awka
lafkenche transmutations
50min
Back Stage
Lara Alarcón
PAGAN CELEBRATION
45min
Side Stage
__________
Midnight Talk with Reflections, Discussions, and Reviews following 100° Diaspora.
In Co-operation with Goethe-Institut im Exil