A person perceived as male, dressed in a polar bear costume, is moving against a lilac-colored background with a painted yellow sun.
© Sinje Hasheider
A person perceived as male, dressed in a polar bear costume, is moving against a lilac-colored background with a painted yellow sun.
© Sinje Hasheider
Discussion / Talk / Network

Antje Pfundtner in Gesellschaft

Komm Du mal in mein Alter!

Dates

Cooperation

Saturday

9/26/26

1:30 PM

Antje Pfundtner and Anne Kersting’s dinner parties serve as an artistic platform for dialogue aimed at sharing knowledge and experience. In preparation for their next Kampnagel stage production in 2027, they are exploring the significance of aging in society and have invited young people to join them in examining the following questions: How do you feel about getting older? When does aging even begin? And how do you envision your future – especially in these “uncertain” times?

They now wish to expand this dialogue: Together with seven young people, they invite people of all ages to exchange ideas about the similarities and differences between their life stages. “Wait Until You’re My Age!” is a public event that engages all participants in conversation and movement to explore the cross-generational phenomenon of aging, because: We’ll never be this young together again!

Accessibility Information:

The venue is accessible without steps. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available. The aisles in the hall are at least 1.50 meters wide.

The event relies on visual content. Unfortunately, audio description or tactile guidance cannot be provided.

The program will be conducted entirely in spoken German. Unfortunately, translation into German Sign Language (DGS) or live captioning is not available.

A quiet space cannot be provided.

Do you have questions about your individual needs at the venue? Simply send an email to: h.melder@antjepfundtner.de


Idea & Concept Antje Pfundtner in Gesellschaft Artistic Direction/ Curation Anne Kersting und Antje Pfundtner in Collaboration with Laura Brust, Ray Ellinger, Levi Fabian, Sayeh Khalaj, Aaron Korn, Stina Husmann, Leni Nasner und Mert Neumann With Antje Pfundtner in Gesellschaft, Laura Brust, Ray Ellinger, Levi Fabian, Sayeh Khalaj, Aaron Korn, Stina Husmann, Leni Nasner, Mert Neumann und Martha Stöckmann Coordination Hannah Melder

Supported by the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Department of Culture and Media, as part of Shared Leadership in Dance (SLiD). SLiD is a commitment to collaboration and to the sharing of knowledge, resources, and work in dance, initiated by the three choreographers Jenny Beyer, Antje Pfundtner in Gesellschaft (APiG), Ursina Tossi, and their teams. In co-production with Kampnagel Hamburg.