The picture shows a stage with several people standing on a multi-levelled platform. The scene is lit in warm shades of pink and orange, creating an atmospheric ambience. In the background are large, vertical screens with abstract visuals that reinforce the theatrical feel.
School project: Paradise Lost? | Picture: Alexander Schubert
Das Bild zeigt ein computergeneriertes Unendlichzeichen
Bild: Alexander Schubert, Terminal Infinity

    With the festival theme Paradise lost?, the Berliner Philharmoniker Biennale 2025 are focussing on our endangered natural world, shedding light on one of the most pressing problems of our time. As part of the Biennale, Extra Life will be an audiovisual, performative and immersive installation that addresses the transition of humans into an increasingly technological world. We invite students to actively participate in this project in the winter semester 24/25. In this project, young people can participate in creative workshops, project management or communication and contribute their interests and skills. This includes a visit to the performance for schools on 24 February 2025.

    A production by the Berliner Philharmoniker in collaboration with DANCE ON / Bureau Ritter, the Youth Dance Company of Sasha Waltz & Guests, the Hamburg University of Music and Theatre with the ligeti centrum, and the Hamburg University of Technology.

    “Terminal Infinity” at a glance

    Age recommendation: Senior classes
    Duration: October 2024 to February 2025
    Dates: Workshops by arrangement, performance on 24.02.2025 in the Radialsystem
    Participation: free of charge, registration via the online form linked below
     


    With the kind support of the