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Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) - A Pioneer of the Free Scene

The Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) is a renowned free theater in Berlin that has served as a central anchor institution for the free performing arts scene since the 2003/2004 season. It consists of three venues: HAU1, HAU2, and HAU3, as well as the digital stage HAU4, which has been part of the offerings since 2020.

Key Products and Services

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The HAU Hebbel am Ufer presents a diverse program that includes theater, dance, performance, music, visual arts, and theory. It is an international production house and venue for renowned artists and groups from around the world. In addition to co-productions and guest performances, projects from the German and local free theater and dance scene are also produced and showcased. The HAU is also the organizer of the annual dance festival "Tanz im August," one of the most prestigious dance festivals in Europe[2][4].

Main Mission and Values

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The HAU sees itself as a learning institution committed to a discrimination-critical, barrier-free, and sustainable practice. It strives to create an open and inclusive environment, both in physical and digital spaces. The staff at HAU regularly undergo further training and utilize workshops and consultations from external experts to achieve these goals. A self-commitment to anti-discrimination, published in March 2020, underscores HAU's dedication to these values[1][2].

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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The HAU Hebbel am Ufer is committed to sustainable practices in ecological, social, and economic terms. It invests in digital infrastructure and necessary new investments in stage and technology to minimize environmental impact. Furthermore, the HAU works on reducing barriers and promoting inclusion in all its activities. Regular training of staff and the involvement of external experts contribute to HAU's continuous improvement of its sustainability goals[1][4].

Additional Initiatives

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The HAU is involved in various projects and programs to strengthen the connection between artists, youth, and the community. The program "HAU to connect" offers artist talks, introductions for groups, and cooperation projects to create a variety of connections. Additionally, installations and performances are held in the urban space of Berlin that engage the audience and local residents, such as the open-air project "La Marea" in Wrangelkiez[1][2].

Thus, the HAU Hebbel am Ufer is not only a cultural hotspot in Berlin but also an institution that actively promotes inclusion, sustainability, and artistic innovation.

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