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Living room concert - Würfeltreff „kopflastig“
with Pascal von Wroblewsky and the „Lora Kostina Trio“
Doors open: 6:30 PM, show starts: 7:30 PM
Admission: €30.00
A service fee may apply
depending on the ticket provider.
Since then, she has performed with, among others, Joe Pass, Dizzy Gillespie, the Swingle Singers, and major orchestras like the HR and WDR Big Bands, and has released eight solo albums. Besides jazz, she increasingly explores the crossover between classical and jazz music, collaborating with musicians across genres and supporting emerging talent, such as the Anhalt Youth Big Band at the Kurt Weill Festival in Dessau.
Pascal von Wroblewsky in the ’80s and today with the „Lora Kostina Trio“
Pascal von Wroblewsky, Lora Kostina, Daniel Werbach, and Tom Friedrich present their new project – the „DEFA Songbook“:
We find ourselves in the years 1961-89 AD. The entire GDR is occupied by censors. The entire GDR? No! A village inhabited by indomitable artists continues to resist the invaders. And life is not easy for the actors, musicians, directors who work as occupants in the fortified DEFA studio. They created cinematic artworks that were often banned or, through satire or intellectual mimicry, depicted life in the GDR and spoke between the lines.
The songs from these films remain full of power and beauty; they remind us of the time when we heard, sang, and shared them. Pascal von Wroblewsky and Lora Kostina - a now‑dream team - perform a selection of these songs on stage in newly created arrangements by Lora Kostina, looking back. Not in anger, but with critical affection.
www.wroblewsky.de Living room concert - Würfeltreff „kopflastig“
with Dirk Zöllner and André Gensicke in the “Duo Infernale”
Doors open: 6:30 PM, show starts: 7:30 PM
Admission: €30.00
A service fee may apply
depending on the ticket provider.
Their style and music already made them a perfect match for the Würfel audience back then. Thirty-six years later, the reunion at the familiar venue has the charm of a class reunion. Everything new – yet still familiar.
Dirk Zöllner, born in 1962 in East Berlin, and André Gensicke, born in 1961 in Magdeburg, are two distinguished musicians known for their work in the bands Chicorée, „Die Zöllner“, and „Die Zöllner im Trio Infernale“. Since the 1980s, „Die Zöllner“ have stood for soulful grooves as well as rock and pop music. Together they combine honest lyrics with stage charisma. In 1988 they performed at the „Beat Apartheid“ festival, opening for James Brown, and have since completed over 1,000 concerts. They also performed at the 40th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall at the Brandenburg Gate before an audience of millions.
Dirk Zöllner and André Gensicke in the ’80s and today
Here they perform as „Die Zöllner im Duo Infernale“, drawing from a vast repertoire of shared songs – intimate, humorous, and musically versatile. They combine musical virtuosity with spontaneous stories, delivering a particularly personal live experience.
www.die-zoellner.de
Club night - Würfeltreff „beinlastig“
Get ready to dance
Doors open: 7:00 PM, show starts: 8:00 PM
Admission: €15.00
A service fee may apply
depending on the ticket provider.
Many of you have surely dreamed of this over the past 36 years – not just us! Back once more in the small club on Wilhelm‑Firl‑Straße, which back then not only tried but often succeeded in momentarily opening the door to the big, wide world.
Legendary DJs Mpoint „Zeitklang“ Richter, Andreas „Wolle“ Wolske, and Peer „Emil“ Ehmke will bring you back to that time – with the greatest soul, funk, and pop hits of the ’80s. Come join, dance along – and take the chance to meet friends and old acquaintances again. A night for eternity!
Retrospective – Gegenwind - Würfeltreff „kopflastig“
Stories and images in an exhibition:
The Würfel from 1985 – 2005
Starts at 1:00 PM, free admission
Cornelia “Conni” Köhler & Andreas “Fred” Eckelmann / architecture of the youth clubs
We are showing photos and recordings of the „Friends of the Würfel“ – along with fascinating historic documents from the city archive. Discover forgotten and surprising details about the GDR youth club scene – and learn interesting insights about the architecture of the Würfel and its neighborhood.
Identity - Würfeltreff „kopflastig“
Author reading with Patricia Holland Moritz
Doors open: 5:00 PM, reading starts: 6:00 PM
Admission: €10.00
A service fee may apply
depending on the ticket provider.
Patricia
Holland Moritz was born in 1967 in Karl‑Marx‑Stadt and, after an apprenticeship
as a bookseller in Leipzig and several years in Paris – later working
in Berlin as a booker and publishing director – studied North American
studies. She has published several novels and crime stories. Since 2021,
she has been managing director of the SPD parliamentary group in Berlin‑Lichtenberg
and is active in homeless aid.
Patricia Holland Moritz at
„KASCH“ in 1989 and today
Patricia Holland Moritz reads from two books, tracing a historical and
social arc from the final months of the GDR to life in a new world.
„Kaßbergen“
An industrial town at the foot of an ore‑rich mountain range in the mid‑1970s:
young Ulrike moves in with her father to Kaßbergen after her parents separate – a district above the city’s smelting stacks where the air is cleaner
and people behind closed doors tell stories of a glorious past. Ulrike
soon begins breaking free from confinement and meets Gonzo, a punk who
introduces her to a world of artists and writers, the unorthodox. When
he is arrested by the Stasi, Ulrike finds herself alone...
„Three Summers in Paris“
It was a good age to arrive in Paris. It was likely the right place on
earth to begin life.
Ulrike holds nothing back in the land of prescribed life paths. It is
the summer of 1989, when the 21‑year‑old sits on a train from Leipzig
to Paris. Without a word of French but driven by immense curiosity, she
discovers the city and – with it – a new world as an immigrant among immigrants...
www.patriciahollandmoritz.com