Street theatre group started in September 2000 in collaboration with Fritz Letsch by initiative of the INKOTA-netzwerk with the aim of combining theatre with development awareness work, theatricalising topics such as global debt, immigration/racism, working conditions in the globalised textile industry and GATS. Performances on streets, squares and on underground trains, at street festivities and conferences. After 2004 the group continued autonomously for several years.

Forum theatre workshop and performance in Jajce (Central Bosnia) with young people from Bosnia-Herzegowina, Croatia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, England and Italy (organised by Omladinski Centar Jajce and Friedenskreis Halle)

sabisa theatre workshops accompanying the exhibition “War isn’t Child’s Play – children’s drawings in wars” in the House of Democracy and Human Rights in Berlin (in cooperation with GRIPS-Theater and the Berlin Network of NGOs BER).

Employment as Kultur-/Theaterpädagoge in the project DOMINO – Zivilcourage im Rampenlicht in Halle/Saale and Merseburg (Saxony-Anhalt). Conceptualization and facilitation of a qualification course for multipliers about the application of theatre against right-wing extremism and for the strengthening of civil society. Organization and translation of workshops by Augusto Boal. Organization of DOMINO street theatre days. Creation and direction of the DOMINO action theatre group (which has continued as a self-organised group – Aktionstheater Halle – since 2004).

Political action theatre workshop and street performance about the arms production of Daimler-Benz and the militarisation of German foreign policy, organised by Oekumenischer Dienst/Schalomdiakonat in Kassel

Workshop with peace educators and human rights activists from Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador in Berlin, organised by Paulo-Freire-Institute on behalf of InWEnt.

Forum theatre workshop and street performance with young participants from Bosnia-Herzegowina, Serbia, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia, Kosovo, Italiy, Spain, England, Senegal and Germany, organised by Schüler helfen Leben (a cooperation of InterACT, GIOLLI and DOMINO – Zivilcourage im Rampenlicht)

International Theatre of the Oppressed-Workshop in Sarajevo

sabisa – performing change exchange and training programme with six theatre facilitators from Kenya, Malawi, South Africa and Zambia (in cooperation with Weltfriedensdiensts and InterACT)

Political action theatre workshop and street performance at the Ecumenical Church Day in Berlin to support the Clean Clothes Campaign (on behalf of INKOTA-netzwerk)