Kodak von Jorge Alencar and Neto Machado
German Theater Award ‘Der Faust’
The Schaudepot - Special IV - The Society a.o., 8.10.2022, 2-8 p.m.
The Schaudepot - lunch break
The Schaudepot always opens on Wednesdays for a quick performance during the lunch break. The offer also includes tactile guided tours, performances with audio description or in German sign language. Individual appointment from 12: 00 to 14: 00 at info@die-institution.org.
The Society (Die Gesellschaft) von Herbordt/Mohren
What is the Schaudepot?
Tastmodel (Touch Model)
Contact & Directions
Here you find our contact info and directions to travel to Schaudepot.
Guided tours
Accessibility information
We’re constantly working to supplement and improve accessibility. Here you find further information about it.
The children’s festival with Matthias Engler, Anja Füsti and Tina Pantisano
The Black Circle by Emilija Tolj and Cennet Uyar
The black circle symbolizes the characteristics and abilities of people with experiences of discrimination that are stripped out and cut out by the white majority society.
The Festival by Herbordt/Mohren
Tutorial Takdir. The recognition by Ülku Süngün
Teilbar e. V.
“Teilbar” is a library of things at Lerchenstrasse 37 in Stuttgart-West. Everyday things that are not often used are shared and can be lent out. Das Schaudepot is a cooperation partner of the Teilbar project.
Dance Library: Festival Fantasies by Jorge Alencar and Neto Machado
Little Wonders of the Prairie by Bureau Baubotanik
Architectural Description
in text and Image. Room by room, from big to small.
The Assembly by and by Herbordt/Mohren and guests
Das Schaudepot - Special III / A day to participate, discover, experience and celebrate, 2.7.2022
Das Schaudepot – Special! For all ages, on site and online, 2nd of April 2022, 2-8 p.m. (CEST)
The Schaudepot celebrates new incoming performances - with a neighborhood festival, a lecture series and The Festival: a music workshop for children and a hybrid performance by Herbordt/Mohren & guests.
Ableism as Usual? Introduction to the History of Art and Disability, a lecture by Steven Solbrig and Dirk Sorge
Opening, 4 July 2021