Ralph Hormes
... layoutet - fotografiert - gerne frei fließend.
Tobias Wojcik
... Plays, directs and writes plays, works as a theater pedagogue (although he is actually a psychologist) and is the founder of the Göttingen Theater Festival of people with and without disabilities. Loves traveling, long board game evenings, going to concerts and is annoyed by the pandemic.
Noé Valdes
... dances when it comes to theater and does theater when it comes to dancing. Shares movement to generate community and thinks better when he walks. Believes that the word moves and is moved.
Daniel Smith
...dances and makes dances as much as he can. Plays too many video games and wants to read more. Loses focus and interrupts frequently when others are speaking, but will always notice when you've had a haircut.
Hans Kaul
…pendelt zwischen Göttingen und Stockholm und fragt sich inzwischen manchmal, ob er gerade auf der Hin- oder auf der Rückreise ist. Ansonsten schreibt er Musik und passt sie in eigene Theaterproduktionen ein. Wahlweise auch umgekehrt.
Charlotte Kaletsch
... came across the boat people project for the first time in 2021, stuck to the production title and just stayed. Since then she has been more on the road in front of the stage than backstage, spent a winter in the backend and now looks forward to making the WERKRAUM unsafe every Friday with the Theater-Kinderclub.
Matthias Damberg
... likes to act and perform between fiction and reality - with GRENZFALL EUROPA already for the third time with boat people projekt. Founded together with Katja the Treibkraft.Theater in Hamm, which plays with theatrical interventions in people's everyday lives and in public space. Loves working as an actor and as a theater educator in equal measure.
Yara Eid
... born 1985 in Syria, studied her Bachelor in Dance at the "Higher Institute of Arts" in Damascus and Dance Pedagogy at the Folkwang University in Essen. Worked at the National Ballet School of Syria and the "Higher Institute of Arts" as a dance teacher and choreographer from 2006 to 2014. Performed with her dance company in many international dance festivals around the world (including Germany, China, Ukraine, Spain, Egypt, Dubai, Tunisia, Iraq and Morocco). Worked as a professional freelance dancer, dance teacher, choreographer and performer.
Paula Kottwitz
... left her natural habitat of the sailing ship to discover the land world. Met a wonderful theater group and now sorts cables instead of ropes. Studies Cultural Anthropology/European Ethnology and Digital Humanities on the side and finds various links to the boat people project in both fields.
Nicolas Bongard
...loves the smell and taste of coffee and vanilla, reads too much newspaper and too little in books, wishes it was the other way around. Hobbies: watching movies, shopping. Loves the word boutique, but can't stand boutiques, nor namedropping, nor pseudo stuff. Tries to become a better person every day and greets the groundhog every day. Tries not to be corrupted, but therefore cannot pursue her second hobby satisfactorily. Motto: let it be.
Christopher White
... works as an actor and director in northern Germany. With the Hamburg theater group Die AZUBIS he feels most at home in classrooms, cemeteries, Gucci, the neighborhood or in bunkers and fills them with a lot of trash and poetry. Computer - and board games are not his thing, nevertheless or just because of that he has already realized two game - theater projects with the boat people projekt. He has two daughters and likes Bud Spencer movies.