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Gianna-Sophia Weise (she/her) is a costume designer based in Hamburg. Since 2013, she has been working in theater and performance at the intersection of municipal and state theaters and the independent scene, including at the Thalia Theater Hamburg, Kampnagel Hamburg, Residenztheater Munich, Schauspiel Hannover, Schauspiel Dortmund, Deutsches Theater Göttingen, and Theater Bremen. She has a longstanding collaboration with directors Mable Preach and Miriam Ibrahim.

In her costume designs, she addresses contemporary and socially critical issues. Her focus lies on anti-discriminatory modes of representation, the critical examination of stereotypes, and interdisciplinary working methods. As an Afro-German artist, she brings a distinct perspective on diversity and inclusion to her work.

Frauke Rubarth (she/her) is a theater educator and game designer from Hamburg. In her projects, she combines theater, play, storytelling, and artistic research into participatory formats that take children and young people seriously as co-creators. She uses methods from live-action role-playing and collaborative storytelling to create spaces where imagination, participation, and social issues converge.

is a center for cultural education in eastern Hamburg and a vibrant meeting place for children, teenagers, and families. Through a wide range of partnerships with schools, daycare centers, festivals, and institutions, KIKU develops projects in the fields of theater, dance, media, literature, and creative language education. As a place firmly rooted in the neighborhood, KIKU supports children over many years and develops projects together with them, drawing on their interests, ideas, and questions about the future.