Schaubühne Lindenfels
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About Schaubühne Lindenfels
editThe Schaubühne Lindenfels is a renowned cultural institution in Leipzig, distinguished by its interdisciplinary overall concept. As a theater, cinema, and festival house, it provides a platform for the production and presentation of professional theater that encompasses various genres, disciplines, and formats. In addition to theater, dance, and performance, film art, music, literature, and visual arts are also central components of the program. The Schaubühne is housed in a historic building operated by the non-profit Schaubühne Lindenfels Aktiengesellschaft.
Mission and Values
editThe Schaubühne Lindenfels aims to promote cultural diversity and artistic innovation. It sees itself as a place of encounter and exchange, where the boundaries between imagination and reality can be transcended. The institution places great importance on social relevance and is committed to openness, democracy, and diversity. This is also reflected in its support for refugee families and Ukrainian artists.
Sustainability Goals and Initiatives
editSustainability is an important aspect of the Schaubühne Lindenfels. The institution is committed to environmentally friendly practices and promotes cultural projects that address social and ecological issues. The Schaubühne is part of the "Sächsische Erklärung der Vielen," which advocates for social diversity and lived democracy.
Key Products and Services
editThe Schaubühne Lindenfels offers a diverse program ranging from theater performances to film screenings and interdisciplinary festivals. A highlight is the annual festival of French film days, which presents premieres and thematic film series. The Schaubühne is also known for its innovative theater productions, often created in collaboration with international artists. The SCHAUWALD Bar & Café in the foyer offers visitors a selection of drinks and food that enhance the cultural experience.
Special Projects
editA special project of the Schaubühne is the "Jahrtausendfeld," a walkable grain field that was staged at the turn of the millennium on a former industrial wasteland. This project exemplifies the creative and transformative power of the Schaubühne, which knows how to turn unusual places into cultural spaces of experience.
The Schaubühne Lindenfels is supported by the city of Leipzig and the Saxon State Ministry for Science, Culture, and Tourism. This support enables the institution to offer a wide range of cultural events and successfully implement its mission to be a vibrant and inclusive cultural venue.