Festivalinfo

1991 the streetthe­atre­fes­ti­val “BILDSTÖRUNG”(German for “inter­fer­ence”) elec­tri­fied peo­ple in Det­mold and inter­fered with Det­molds cityscape for the first time. Since 1992 the fes­ti­val is being held in a bi-annu­al rhythm.
After the pre­vi­ous fes­ti­val in 2022 the Kul­turTeam again chal­lenges itself to cre­ate a fes­ti­val for art in pub­lic space that cov­ers and shows as much of the gen­res colours, facets and forms of expres­sion as pos­si­ble.

We are look­ing for­ward to the week­end of 17^th May – 19^th May 2024 with great artists, the­atre­pro­duc­tions, per­for­mances, instal­la­tions and an awe­some audi­ence, that is known to be curi­ous and open for pro­duc­tions, that crit­i­cal­ly deal with top­ics around the indi­vid­ual and soci­ety.

Organisation

pre­sen­ter: City of Det­mold, depart­ment 8 — Cultue, Tourism, Mar­ket­ing and edu­ca­tion­al insti­tu­tions
depart­ment man­ag­er: Corin­na Rox
orga­niz­er: Cul­tur­al office of the city of Det­mold
con­cep­tion, artis­tic con­duc­tion: Sabine Kuh­fuß
project and pro­duc­tion man­age­ment, organ­i­sa­tion, pub­lic rela­tions: Marie Claire Anlauf, Roland Dettmar, Colya Goh, Sophie Kasulke, Sabine Kuh­fuß, Torsten Rimkus, Corin­na Rox, Christi­na Siev­ert, Nurten Yer­li
graph­icde­sign and lay­out: Susann Ehrig

Hangar 21 in Detmold

The “Hangar 21” is a for­mer heli­copter hangar of the British army which was mod­i­fied in year 2000 to a region­al Expo project with finan­cial sup­port of the coun­try NRW to an muse­um for artis­tic kites.
Today the Kul­turTeam of Det­mold uses the hall as a pro­duc­tion place for inter­na­tion­al street the­atre pro­duc­tions. In con­nec­tion with the streetthe­atre­fes­ti­val “Bild­störung”, the Hangar 21 is avail­able for devel­op­ing, inter­dis­ci­pli­nary art forms. The premis­es of the hangar pro­vide a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty for large for­mat pro­duc­tions (main hall with approx­i­mate­ly 3000 m² com­bined with small­er scale work­shop­rooms and exte­ri­or areas) to be artis­ti­cal­ly devel­oped and rehearsed.
By the set­tle­ment of sev­er­al part­ner insti­tu­tions under one roof direct coop­er­a­tion is pos­si­ble.
Streetthe­atre com­pag­nies will work out their per­for­mances and instal­la­tions of dif­fer­ent for­mats and present them at the streetthe­atre­fes­ti­val.