Thuringia Hybrid: Artists open clichés in Gera!

Thuringia Hybrid: Artists open clichés in Gera!

Häselburg, Gera, Deutschland - in Gera it goes high today! At the final presentation of the theater residence in the Häselburg, the two scholarship doctors Amelie Sabbagh and Nadja Sühnel focus on. Since June 10, 2025, the two creative minds in Häselburg have intensively explored the region and are now working with their work for a fresh look at Thuringia. The aim is to break through the often clichéd view of the federal state through diverse perspectives. In their performances, which run under the motto "Thuringia Hybrid", this is exactly what is visible: Thuringia in its cultural diversity and dynamics.

Today's idea that begins at 7:00 p.m. has a lot to offer. In addition to inspiring performances, there will also be Kloß variations and Thuringia-Karaoke. Admission is free, so that everyone who is interested in the cultural identity of Thuringia can feel addressed. [MDR] reports that the artists not only have researched traditions, but also want to set musical accents, whereby Genres from D-pop to traditional costumes will be heard.

The research trip of the artists

In their research, Amelie Sabbagh and Nadja Sühnel examined the range of Thuringia. From the textile industrial history, which comes alive through workshops in Erfurt, to researching the cultural heritage-the artist duo does not ignore any detail. For example, Sabbagh received a bouquet of paper flowers from the flower women in Eisenach, a symbol of the connection with the region. Sühnel in turn explored the potential Gera as a location for musicians. In doing so, the two question the common idea that Thuringia is provincial and isolated.

The theater residence has been organized by the Thuringian Theater Association since 2022 and has established itself as a platform on which interdisciplinary approaches and creative experiments can be accommodated. [Thuringian Theater Association] emphasizes that these residences address local phenomena and represent the diversity of the region.

cultural events and community projects

The theater residence is, however, only part of the lively cultural scene in Gera. The Freundeskreis recently celebrated its 10th anniversary for refugees in Gera and whether Kurt Dannenberg praised the humanitarian commitment of the association. In addition, a reading festival took place in the Häselburg, which delighted many visitors with contributions by Michaela Dazian and Katherin Gutierrez. All of these activities show that Gera not only discusses but also celebrated.

In addition, there was also a democracy disorder "Good for Gera", in which classic concerts brought together the population. All of these events are an expression of a lively commitment of the Gera citizens in their city.

Tonight the artists Amelie Sabbagh and Nadja Sühnel are in the spotlight. Do not miss the opportunity to become part of a creative and interactive experience that presents different facets of Thuringia! Who knows, maybe you will also discover the next big talent from the region at the Thuringia-Karaoke?