In the production Grundgesetz a 50-member choir of professional and amateur performers chants the articles of a text whose utopian content is unbroken: »Human dignity is inviolable«.
For the 75th anniversary of the Basic Law going into effect, we will show the performance on the monitors in front of the Gorki and in a large format screening on the Gorki’s façade. In addition, former Federal Constitutional Court judge Susanne Baer, journalist Can Dündar and Marta Górnicka, among others, discuss our constitution’s current relevance, potential improvements and threats, with regard to the situations in Poland and Turkey as well.
SCREENING | 24/May 2024
Outdoor screens 10:00–23:30
In front of the Gorki 21:05–23:30
With Maryam Abu Khaled, Abd-Almalek Arabo, Tamer Arslan, Christian Behrend, Mareike Beykirch, Wera Bunge, Karim Daoud, Saro Emirze, Aylin Esener, Hala Faisal, Tahera Hashemi, Björn Hauke, Lénárd Kókai, Léonie Kurtz, Thibaud Kurtz, Lindy Larsson, Mariette Morgenstern-Minnemann, Nika Mišković, Jasmina Musić, Magda Roma Przybylska, Soraya Reichl, Mathis Reinhardt, Tucké Royale, Filip Rutkowski, Elena Schmidt, Marie-Carlotta Schmidt, Samantha Schote-Ritzinger, Nathalie Seiß, Sandra Selimović, Simonida Selimović, Zora Schemm, Helena Simon, Johanna Skirecki, Peter Sondermann, Fatima Taih, Hasan Taşgin, Füsun Türeli, Volkan Türeli, Annika Weitzendorf, Rika Weninger, Dusty Whistles, Paul Wollin, Mehmet Yılmaz
The Grundgesetz production was sponsored by the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe, the Federal Agency for Civic Education and the Federal Cultural Fund. In collaboration with Kultur projekte Berlin GmbH.
