LEARNING TO FLY - The inclusive theater group of the Kannwas Collective

Description

A self-produced work by the inclusive theater group of the Kannwas Collective in collaboration with the Tanzhaus Lindau. About the play
"Learning to Fly" tells the story of a young man at the beginning of a seemingly secure adult life. The encounter with a dance group shakes up his plans and leads him on a quest — for his own path and the story of his deceased mother. Based on an emotional family history, the play addresses self-determination, justice, and the courage to break out of predetermined life paths and societal structures. Here, collective and personal resistance meet as different forms of asserting oneself against limitations.
Artistic team
Screenplay & Direction: Ainhoa Guerrero Tetas and Thekla Lanz (Kannwas Kollektiv)
Choreography: Anne Thaeter (Tanzhaus Lindau e. V.)
Costume: Janina Kobinger
The ensemble consists of 24 actors and dancers, nearly half of whom have disabilities. It is an inclusive group that has been performing theater together in this configuration since 2024. This production was funded by Aktion Mensch.
Themes: Self-determination and empowerment, freedom, inclusion
For students aged 12 and up
80 minutes without a break

Highlights

• Inclusive theater production by the Kannwas Collective
• Emotional family story about self-determination and justice
• Ensemble with 24 actors, including people with disabilities

General Information

"Learning to Fly" is a self-produced work by the inclusive theater group of the Kannwas Collective in collaboration with the Tanzhaus Lindau. The play explores the search for one's own path and engagement with societal structures, offering a performance for students aged 12 and up.

Location

Fischergasse 37, 88131 Lindau (Bodensee), Germany

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