Castle spirits from Doberlug-Kirchhain: Discover creative camp and new pieces!

Castle spirits from Doberlug-Kirchhain: Discover creative camp and new pieces!

Schönewalde, Deutschland - In the picturesque Doberlug-Kirchhain, the creative forces of the "castle spirits" took a breather. This group, known for its rousing appearances, has withdrawn from rehearsal for seven weeks. Instead, the members use the time to prepare for exciting projects that will shape the coming year. According to Wochenkurier there are already the anniversary wine festival on October 3 and a festive show during the Advent season on the agenda.

A highlight of this summer was the creative camp in Schönewalde, which was organized for children and young people. The participants had the opportunity to spend the night in the charming half-timbered guest house of the hostel people Anita and Andreas Schulz. Numerous workshops took place on an extensive area of 4,500 square meters that were tailored to the coming theater year. A new piece is brought to the premiere every year and the anticipation for it is immense.

The creative work of the teen spirits

In particular, the "teen spirits" tackled a small in-house production this year. A concept, created by Marliese Burghardt, Charlotte Petermann, Amy Kuhl and Tim Schliebener, is now being realized. The piece, which still has to be brought on paper in the form of manuscript, is about a missing class fund - a topic that will certainly cause a smile for many.

The young talents are artistically accompanied by musical coach Kerstin Pach and Mareike Burghardt, who have a good knack for promoting and leading the creativity of the children. Preparations for the adventure on stage are already underway, and the protagals are ready to take the next steps as soon as the samples begin.

cultural participation and musical initiatives

The cultural participation of young people is not only very important in Doberlug-Kirchhain. The focus is also on promoting young talents in Berlin. Projects such as the sound workshop run by Sylvia Hinz offer a platform for music students to express themselves creatively. Among other things, children and young people work closely with professional musicians in the Ensemble Progress, which was specially designed for improvisations and premieres. Here the interaction is promoted and creative cooperation among the young artists can produce fruitful results. Information on these initiatives can be found at Kulturfonds Bavaria .

The "castle spirits" from Doberlug-Kirchhain are therefore not solely with their creative projects. Rather, they are part of a larger network that makes art and culture accessible to children and adolescents and encourages them to find and express their creative voices.