Fliegende Bauten Hamburg

The temporary buildings are a private theater and restaurant tent in Hamburg.

The program of temporary structures including body art, acrobatics and dance shows and cabaret and concerts. Also serves the tent, located in the ramparts to Glacischaussee, with attached Gastronomy various events.

History

The theater was founded in the early 1980s as a free group of Matthias Kraemer and Sebastiano Toma. With circus tent and caravan, the ensemble traveled across Germany. In the early 1990s, the artist group disbanded and Toma and Kraemer laid the foundation for today's theater and restaurant tent: They justified as a theater producer, the " temporary structures productions ", and the "sea cabaret " was on Sylt. First, a tent was pitched in 1994 in Westerland, then it went to the airport at Westerland. A few years later reinforced the idea to settle in Hamburg.

Location for the " temporary buildings " (see also Flying construction) was in Hamburg in 1999, initially for autumn to spring the Simon-von-Utrecht-Straße/Ecke Seilerstraße in St. Pauli. In the summer, was dismantled and with the same equipment, the " Meerkabarett " aligned on Sylt. Because of a housing development in the theater eventually moved to the southern ramparts (New Town ), today's year-round location.

The foundation stone for the new four-masted Chapiteau at the Glacischaussee 4 (near the Holy Spirit and the Millerntor / metro station St. Pauli ) was held in April 2002. 2003 bought Indra Wussow, director of the " Sylt- source " the company. The temporary buildings was restructured, the theater in Hamburg organizationally separated from the sea cabaret on Sylt. A few months later, Thomas Collien and Joachim Wussow took over the management and programmatic realignment of temporary buildings Hamburg. The end of 2008, began initial talks for a takeover of the tent by Guido -Marc Gosch.

First, he jumped as managing for Thomas Collie, who was tied up in other projects. Then the key handover took place on 10 September 2009. Guido -Marc Gosch has always accompanied the " temporary buildings " since Sylt days in various positions since July 2010 he has been the sole owner of the house.

Equipment

Main Tent

The 690 m² big main tent is a four-masted Chapiteau. The 85 m² large stage vis -à-vis is a bar right next to the entrance to the tent. The seating is arranged stepwise in a semicircle, offers the public the best possible visibility and can be made variable depending on the demand. Bought today's main tent, together with an identical sister tent, the " Tipi at the chancellery " in Berlin.

Foyer tent

In the 120 m² large foyer tent, among other things, a cloakroom, a bar, and the additions are to the theater tent and beer garden. A large picture window offers a view to the beer garden and the ramparts of planet un Blomen with the Hamburg Museum in the background.

Garden

For grounds of " temporary buildings " is one backward, located towards ramparts, a garden with a fountain. This garden is open during the summer for theater guests.

Program

The " temporary buildings " provide a year-round program with full body art, concerts and art exhibitions.

Every evening, come to the " temporary buildings " German and international artists. See a play tent are drawn to concert evenings artists such as Gustav Peter Wöhler, Roger Cicero, Inga Rumpf, Tina Dico and Naturally 7 "NDR Hamburg Sounds" and the " listening lounge " transform " temporary buildings " regularly in a concert hall. The Red Hot Chili Peppers were there to promote their new CD to a selected audience. Comedy, parody and cabaret were already represented, among others Jörg Knör, Atze Schröder, Willy Astor or " siblings Pfister ," as well as shows of " Cavewoman " or the " Chippendales " from Las Vegas.

The focus under the tent dome however, is the young and modern body art in different facets: To meet with the " Tom Tom Crew" from Australia Circus Acrobatics on hip- hop beats in the dance and artistic show " 6 & 7 - The Art of Dance Artistic and " modern Ukrainian dance acrobatics and the " Race Horse Company " from Finland shows against the backdrop of a junkyard daredevil circus the next generation. With productions such as " Cirque Nono " of the " Theatre Nono ," a Cirque Nouveau from Marseille, or Hanoch Rosenns " Speechless - the journey of a man through the 3D world " from Israel, a combination of pantomime and technology, see also Germany Premieres in the " temporary buildings " instead.

Productions (selection)

• Tom Tom Crew
• 6 & 7 - The Art of Dance and Artistic
• Hanoch Rosenns " Speechless "
• Sheketak
• TAO
• Yellow Hand Tiger Lillies