“All war… it starts with stories, starts with lies.”
Fishamble: The New Play Company and Staatstheater Mainz in Germany, in association with Pavilion Theatre and Lime Tree Theatre | Belltable presented the World Premiere of REFUGE by Deirdre Kinahan in Mainz in June 2026. Up next, the Irish Premiere at Pavilion Theatre in Dún Laoghaire as part of Dublin Theatre Festival this Autumn, as well as very special performances in Limerick, the home of the play, at the Lime Tree Theatre | Belltable.
“Why are you here?”
1710, Rathkeale, County Limerick.
The Palatine community flees persecution in Germany and is offered land in Ireland that should never have been given. REFUGE traces their journey and explores the enduring connections between displaced communities of the past and those seeking safety today.
It is a thrilling new play that weaves past, present and future. Produced by Fishamble whose recent productions include FOR DOLORES, HEAVEN, and KING, and from Deirdre Kinahan the writer of OUTRAGE, THE SAVIOUR and THE HOMECOMING OF JOSEPH GRACE, and director Jim Culleton, whose productions for Fishamble have won Olivier, The Stage, Scotsman Fringe First, and Irish Times Best Director awards.
REFUGE was a huge hit recently in Germany and has a limited run in Ireland before returning to Germany as part of Ireland’s EU Presidency Culture Programme. With live music played by Steve Wickham (THE WATERBOYS), it tells the story of longing, love and loss, and the human need to find a place, a home…a refuge.
Please note: REFUGE is performed in English.
Image credit: Andreas J. Etter
The performances of REFUGE in Germany are supported by the Embassy of Ireland in Berlin and the Irish Consulate in Frankfurt. The performances in Ireland in October are presented as part of Ireland’s EU Presidency culture programme. Reading events supported by the Goethe-Institut. This production is kindly supported by the Ministry for Local Government, Construction, Housing and Culture of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate
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Cast
Mary Murray
Mary’s stage performances have toured Europe, China and the United States. She received Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress awards with MAMCA, The First Irish Theatre Festival in New York and The Irish Times.
She has over 60 screen credits. She was nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress at the Irish Film and Television Awards for her role as Janet in Love Hate. Other notable productions include Valhalla, Penny Dreadful, Adam and Paul, The Magdalene Sisters, Dead Still and Let the Wrong One In.
She voiced numerous animations and radio plays and she’s the recipient of the Best Actress Award at the BBC Audio Drama Awards 2023 for her performance in the Pride of Parnell Street, produced by Fishamble Theatre Company.
Mary is the director of Visions Drama School.
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Matthew Williamson
Matthew is an award-winning Dancer and Movement Director whose work has been presented nationally and internationally across theatre, dance and large-scale spectacle. Known for a rigorous physical language and a refined dramaturgical sensibility, his practice is rooted in collaboration and driven by a deep engagement with text, space and ensemble.
His extensive body of work includes The Dead, Hammam, Lolling, An Truen, Staging the Treaty, The Lost O’Casey, The Book Of Names, These Rooms, Faultline and The Anvil, among many others. Across these productions, he has developed a reputation for crafting movement that is both architecturally precise and emotionally resonant, enhancing narrative through meticulous physical detail and dynamic spatial composition.
He has collaborated with leading companies including Anu Productions, Landmark Productions, CoisCéim Dance Theatre and Macnas, contributing to work that spans intimate site-responsive performance to epic, large-scale theatrical events. His work has been presented at major international and national venues and festivals including the Sydney Opera House, MIF and the Abbey Theatre, reflecting both the scale and ambition of his artistic reach.
Central to his approach is a commitment to ensemble-driven process and the cultivation of bold, embodied storytelling. Whether reimagining canonical texts or developing new work, he brings a distinctive clarity and sophistication to each project, shaping performances that are visually compelling and theatrically rigorous.
Through an ongoing exploration of movement as narrative Matthew continues to contribute significantly to contemporary performance practice, creating work that is formally inventive, intellectually grounded and viscerally immediate.
Productions
Holger Kraft
Holger Kraft was born in Rüsselsheim in 1971 and grew up there. After studying acting at the University of Music and Theater in Leipzig, his first permanent engagement was at the Theaterhaus in Jena, where he enjoyed four successful years under the direction of Claudia Bauer. This was followed by engagements as a freelance actor in Berlin, Freiburg, Stuttgart, and Erlangen before he joined the Wuppertaler Bühnen in 2009.
In 2012, Kraft left his engagement in Wuppertal to return to freelance acting, including as a lecturer in acting at the Academy of Performing Arts in Ludwigsburg.
In 2016, Holger Kraft then moved to Theater Bonn, where he worked until recently. Holger Kraft is co-founder of Theaterhaus Sechzig90 Rüsselsheim, which has made a name for itself as an artistic community of interest.
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Sabah Qalo
Sabah Qalo was born in Kirkuk, Iraq, in 1995. He came to Germany in 2009, attended high school in Vreden until graduating with his intermediate school leaving certificate, and trained as a hotel manager in Augsburg. At the same time, he spent a year acting with the Junges Team Theater Augsburg and then three years with the theater ensemble e.V.
In 2022, he will complete his acting studies at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts.
In 2021, he received the Germany Scholarship from the HfMDK Frankfurt.
Sabah Qalo has been a member of the acting ensemble at the Mainz State Theater since 2022. In 2025, he brought his solo evening Hakawati – eine Reise (Hakawati – A Journey) to the stage.
Productions
Hannah Von Peinen
Hannah von Peinen studied acting at HMTM Hannover. During this time,
she performed at the Schauspielhaus Hamburg and the Staatstheater Hannover and received a solo award at the 2000 drama school meeting. After a year at the Grips Theater Berlin, she joined the national theatre of Mannheim from 2002-2008, where she appeared as Medea, Desdemona, Hermia, Klärchen, and Amalia, among others. She worked with many different directors, for example : Cilli Drexel, KD Schmidt, Sebastian Baumgarten, Thomas Langhoff, Niklas Helbling, Burkhard C. Kosminski, and Simon Solberg.
After a two-year stay in Los Angeles, she joined Theater Bielefeld from 2010 to 2012, where she worked with Christian Schlüter, Cilli Drexel, Daniela Kranz, and Dariusch Yazdkhasti, among others. From 2012 to 2018, she worked as a freelancer and made several guest appearances at the Nationaltheater Mannheim ,including as Nora H. Ibsen directed by Cilli Drexel, the Theater Bielefeld, Theater Freiburg, Vagantenbühne Berlin, and Ballhaus Ost. During this time, she worked with Sebastian Schug, Bettina Rehm, Christian Schlüter, and repeatedly with the Prinzip Gonzo collective.
Since 2018, she has been a member of the ensemble at the Mainz State Theater and has appeared as Queen Elizabeth “Maria Stuart,” directed by Dariusch Yazdkhasti, Myrtle Gordon “Opening Night,” directed by Wolfgang Menardi, Olga „Three Sisters“ directed by Maren E. Bjorseth, Clytemnestra „Electra“ directed by Alexander Nerlich, and Sandra in Deirdre Kinahan’s „Rathmines Road“ directed by Kathrin Mädler, among others.
Hannah von Peinen lives with her family in Mainz and Berlin
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Aidan Kelly
Previously for Fishamble: Inside the GPO, The Pride of Parnell Street.
Theatre includes: Poor, A View from the Bridge (Gate theatre, Dublin); Fear of 13, The Man Who Had All The Luck (Donmar Warehouse); Salome, Treasure Island, The Silver Tassie ((National Theatre, London); Macbeth, Troilus and Cressida, The Merchant of Venice (RSC); Once the Musical (West End); Last Orders at the Dockside, The Country Girls, Macbeth, True West, Howie the Rookie, Doubt, The Plough and the Stars, Juno and the Paycock, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, The Barbaric Comedies, The Burial at Thebes, Sucking Dublin (Abbey Theatre); The Misfits (Corn Exchange); Long Day’s Journey into Night, The Playboy of The Western World, The Good Father, Philadelphia, Here I Come! (Druid Theatre)
Tv/Film includes Say Nothing (Disney), Stay Close (Netflix), Warrior (HBO), Killing Eve, Call the Midwife, Fair City.
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Steve Wickham
Steve Wickham studied violin at the Royal College of Music in Dublin and emerged in the early 1980s as one of the most distinctive violinists in contemporary Irish music.
He joined The Waterboys in 1985, helping to shape the band’s defining sound, and has toured and recorded with them extensively ever since.
Over the course of his career, he has also recorded and performed with artists including U2, Sinéad O’Connor, and Shane MacGowan.
Alongside his work in rock and folk music, Wickham has developed a substantial body of work for
theatre. He has collaborated with The Abbey Theatre on productions by Michael Harding and Tom MacIntyre, including Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire and Cúirt an Mheán Oíche.
In 2023, he was nominated for an Irish Times Theatre Awards award for Best Soundscape for Carpet Theatre’s Breath, in which he also performed. He has composed and acted in plays by Deirdre Kinahan,
including Tempesta and Refuge, as well as The Hare by Bob Kelly and Clare Monnelly.
Wickham has released eight albums with his own band, NoCrows, and has composed scores for
films including Prisoners of the Moon, Witness to the Future, and Groundswell for Bandit Films,
directed by Johnny Gogan. His music also appears in international films such as the Oscar-winning
Good Will Hunting and Waking Ned Devine.
Based in the northwest of Ireland, he continues to compose, perform, and exhibit as a visual artist.
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Creative Team
Jim Culleton
Jim Culleton is the Artistic Director of Fishamble: The New Play Company, for which he has directed productions on tour throughout Ireland, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the US. His productions for Fishamble have won Olivier, The Stage, Scotsman Fringe First, and Irish Times Best Director awards.
Jim has also directed for the Abbey, the Gaiety, the Belgrade, 7:84 Scotland, Project, Amharclann de hÍde, Tinderbox, Passion Machine, the Ark, Second Age, Dundee Rep, CoisCéim/Crash Ensemble/GIAF, Frontline Defenders, Amnesty International, Little Museum of Dublin, Fighting Words, Soho Theatre, Scripts Festival, and Baptiste Programme. He has directed audio plays for Audible, BBC, RTÉ Radio 1, and RTÉ lyric fm. He has directed for Vessel and APA (Australia), TNL (Canada), Solas Nua, Mosaic, and Kennedy Center (Washington DC), Odyssey (LA), Origin, Irish Arts Center, New Dramatists, and 59E59 (Off-Broadway), as well as for Trafalgar Theatre Productions on the West End, and IAC/Symphony Space on Broadway. Jim has taught for NYU, NUI, GSA, Uversity, the Lir, Villanova, Notre Dame, UM, UMD, JNU, and TCD.
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Deirdre Kinahan
Deirdre Kinahan is one of Ireland’s major contemporary playwrights. She writes about issues that affect modern Ireland as well as the issues that have clouded its past. She is a masterful, poetic writer, with a way with a phrase that just dazzles.’ The Slotkin Letter, Canada, Review.
An award-winning playwright, Deirdre is a member of Aosdána, Ireland’s elected affiliation of outstanding artists. She collaborates with artists and theatres all over the world, is literary associate to Meath County Council and has a large canon of regularly produced plays to her credit. Deirdre’s plays have been translated into many languages. She is published by Nick Hern Books.
Recent works include The Saviour for Landmark Productions & Irish Repertory Theatre NYC 2023, An Old Song Half Forgotten for the Abbey Theatre & Sofft productions 2023, TEMPESTA Glassmask Theatre/Cork Midsummer Festival 2024, Bloody Yesterday for GlassMask 2022, In the Middle of the Fields for Solas Nua Washington DC 2021, The Visit for Draíocht & Dublin Theatre festival 2021/22, Rathmines Road for the Abbey Theatre & Fishamble 2018 and her Irish Revolutionary Triology (written as part of the national commemorations) – OUTRAGE/EMBARGO/WILD SKY.
As well as REFUGE, Deirdre has a number of new theatre projects premiering in 2026; ADRIFT for NOMAD Touring Network, The Homecoming of Joseph Grace for Cork Midsummer Festival & Pavilion Theatre, and EXILE for Meath County Council & Dublin Port. She is also under commission to Landmark Productions, An Taibhdhearc and Fishamble. She has years of experience as a producer and enjoys curating or participating in multi-genre artistic projects for Meath County Council and other national festivals/events.
Representation: Emily Hickman at The Agency London.
Productions
Matthias Werner
Matthias Werner, born in Nordhausen, trained as an interior designer before studying architecture at the Bauhaus Weimar.
From 2000 to 2006, he worked as a stage design assistant with Jan Pappelbaum at the Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz, the Theater Nordhausen, and the Saarländisches Staatstheater Saarbrücken, among others.
Since 2004, he has been designing his own stage sets and costumes at the Schauspiel Stuttgart, Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin, Theater an der Wien/Neue Oper Wien, Schauspielhaus Bochum, Staatstheater Oldenburg, Staatstheater Braunschweig, and Ballhaus Naunynstrasse, among others. He has worked with directors such as Anna Bergmann, Helena Waldmann, Jan Neumann, Hendrik Müller, Neco Celik, Maguerite Donlon, Petra Wüllenweber, and Bob Ziegenbalg.
Matthias Werner also designs sets for films, most recently for Ramon Zürcher’s Das merkwürdige Kätzchen (The Strange Little Cat), which premiered at the 63rd Berlinale in 2013.
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Ulrich Schneider
Ulrich Schneider was born in Hamm, Westphalia, in 1962. He studied mining and theater and event technology in Aachen and Berlin. From 1991 to 1995, he worked at the Schauspielhaus Cologne, most recently as lighting director.
From 1995 to 1999, he worked as lighting director at the Berlin Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz under artistic director Frank Castorf. From 2001 to 2014, he was lighting designer and lighting director for the Nibelungen Festival in Worms. He held the same position at the Bad Hersfeld Festival from 2015 to 2019. Since January 1, 2020, he has been head of lighting and lighting designer at the Mainz State Theater.
Since 1999, he has been working as a freelance lighting designer and set designer for opera, musical, theater, and dance productions, as well as in the field of museum and exhibition lighting.
He has worked with directors such as Christoph Marthaler, Lars Ole Walburg, Nikolaus Lehnhoff, Karin Baier, Frank Castorf, Johann Kresnik, Karoline Gruber, Christoph Schlingensief, Vera Nemirowa, and Gil Mehmert for the Vienna State Opera, the Burgtheater Vienna, the Korean National Opera in Seoul, the Schauspielhaus Zurich, Philharmonie Luxembourg, Theater Basel, Kampnagel Hamburg, Staatsoper Stuttgart, Festspielhaus Baden-Baden, Aalto Oper Essen, Opéra de Metz, Schwetzinger Festspiele, Oper Graz, and Bad Hersfelder Festspiele.
In recent years, he has also been responsible for lighting design for world premieres such as Orlando by Olga Neu.
Productions
Lina Maria Stein
Lina Maria Stein, born in 1996 in the Vulkaneifel region, completed her voluntary social year in theater education at the Landestheater Detmold.
While still studying theater studies at JGU Mainz, she was hired as a set design assistant at the Staatstheater Mainz in 2019 and successfully completed her studies in January 2020. After numerous assistantships in stage and costume design and further training in fashion design and costume history, she went on to create her own sets, collaborate on productions, and design costumes for theater and opera, working with K.D. Schmidt, Mark Reisig, Simone Glatt, Gianluca Falaschi, and Fabio Godinho, among others.
Productions
Axel Heintzenberg
Axel Heintzenberg grew up in Babenhausen in southern Hesse and appeared on stage in various musical productions as a teenager. After graduating from high school, he studied music education with a major in singing at Justus Liebig University in Giessen and subsequently worked as a musical director, vocal coach, and choir director.
He was a member of the Darmstadt Concert Choir under the direction of Wolfgang Seeliger, the Petruskantorei in Giessen under the direction of Herfried Mencke, and a founding member of the “Kicks’n’Sticks Voices” (vocal group of the Hesse State Youth Jazz Orchestra) under the direction of Wolfgang Diefenbach. Here he completed numerous work phases and workshops with renowned lecturers (New York Voices, The Real Group, Jeff Cascaro, among others), went on concert tours with the LJJO in China and South Africa, and participated in several CD recordings.
As a sound engineer and music producer, he worked for film and television—including DEIN SONG (ZDF/KIKA) and Das Mädchen und der Flüchtling (ARD)—and founded his own recording studio in Darmstadt with three colleagues in 2017.
Axel Heintzenberg has been employed at the Mainz State Theater since November 2022. In the 2024/25 season, he can be seen as Charon in Orpheus. The Art of Losing.
Outside of the theater, he continues to work as a vocal coach and composes music for children’s musicals.
Productions
Steve Wickham
Steve Wickham studied violin at the Royal College of Music in Dublin and emerged in the early 1980s as one of the most distinctive violinists in contemporary Irish music.
He joined The Waterboys in 1985, helping to shape the band’s defining sound, and has toured and recorded with them extensively ever since.
Over the course of his career, he has also recorded and performed with artists including U2, Sinéad O’Connor, and Shane MacGowan.
Alongside his work in rock and folk music, Wickham has developed a substantial body of work for
theatre. He has collaborated with The Abbey Theatre on productions by Michael Harding and Tom MacIntyre, including Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire and Cúirt an Mheán Oíche.
In 2023, he was nominated for an Irish Times Theatre Awards award for Best Soundscape for Carpet Theatre’s Breath, in which he also performed. He has composed and acted in plays by Deirdre Kinahan,
including Tempesta and Refuge, as well as The Hare by Bob Kelly and Clare Monnelly.
Wickham has released eight albums with his own band, NoCrows, and has composed scores for
films including Prisoners of the Moon, Witness to the Future, and Groundswell for Bandit Films,
directed by Johnny Gogan. His music also appears in international films such as the Oscar-winning
Good Will Hunting and Waking Ned Devine.
Based in the northwest of Ireland, he continues to compose, perform, and exhibit as a visual artist.
Productions
Matthew Williamson
Matthew is an award-winning Dancer and Movement Director whose work has been presented nationally and internationally across theatre, dance and large-scale spectacle. Known for a rigorous physical language and a refined dramaturgical sensibility, his practice is rooted in collaboration and driven by a deep engagement with text, space and ensemble.
His extensive body of work includes The Dead, Hammam, Lolling, An Truen, Staging the Treaty, The Lost O’Casey, The Book Of Names, These Rooms, Faultline and The Anvil, among many others. Across these productions, he has developed a reputation for crafting movement that is both architecturally precise and emotionally resonant, enhancing narrative through meticulous physical detail and dynamic spatial composition.
He has collaborated with leading companies including Anu Productions, Landmark Productions, CoisCéim Dance Theatre and Macnas, contributing to work that spans intimate site-responsive performance to epic, large-scale theatrical events. His work has been presented at major international and national venues and festivals including the Sydney Opera House, MIF and the Abbey Theatre, reflecting both the scale and ambition of his artistic reach.
Central to his approach is a commitment to ensemble-driven process and the cultivation of bold, embodied storytelling. Whether reimagining canonical texts or developing new work, he brings a distinctive clarity and sophistication to each project, shaping performances that are visually compelling and theatrically rigorous.
Through an ongoing exploration of movement as narrative Matthew continues to contribute significantly to contemporary performance practice, creating work that is formally inventive, intellectually grounded and viscerally immediate.
Productions
Jörg Vorhaben
Jörg Vorhaben was born in Hamburg and studied theater studies, sociology, and education in Erlangen, Berlin, and Amsterdam. During his studies, he worked as an assistant director at the Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin and co-organized ARENA—International Week of Young Theater in Erlangen.
In the 1999/00 season, he was assistant dramaturg at Schauspiel Hannover, from 2000 to 2002 dramaturg at the Nationaltheater Mannheim, and from 2002 to 2006 dramaturg at Schauspiel Köln. At these theaters, he worked with K.D. Schmidt, Albrecht Hirche, Niklaus Helbling, Friederike Heller, and Sebastian Baumgarten, among others. From 2006 to 2014, he was senior dramaturg at the Oldenburg State Theater and director of the Go West Theater Festival from Flanders and the Netherlands.
Since the 2014/2015 season, he has been chief dramaturg at the Staatstheater Mainz. He was dramaturg for the productions Ramstein Airbase – Game of Drones (director: Jan-Christoph Gockel), Sleepless (director: Hannah Barker), All das Schöne (director: Jana Vetten), ForsterHuberHeyne (director: ensemble and Peter Van de Eede), and Drei Mal die Welt (director: Jan Neumann), among others.
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Boris Motzki
Boris C. Motzki, born in Worms in 1980, studied theater studies and German philology at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (graduating in 2006).
From 2006, he worked as an assistant director at the National Theater Mannheim, where he created his first productions. Since 2009, he has worked as a freelance director, including at the Staatstheater Darmstadt. His productions have been invited to festivals on numerous occasions.
From 2014 to 2017, he was deputy artistic director and head of drama at the Landestheater Eisenach.
In 2016, he was accepted into the German Academy of Performing Arts.
Since the 2018/19 season, he has been working as a dramaturg at the Staatstheater Mainz, but also continues to work as a freelance director (Madame Bovary, RLT Neuss 2024). He is responsible for the Literarisches Quartett series and works as a translator. He is also a guest lecturer and author, including for the FAZ. With the group Maier Motzki Schärf, he also performs as a reciter and, together with Istvan Vincze, runs the podcast Playspotting about drama.
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Gavin Kostick
Gavin Kostick is a playwright, literary manager and independent dramaturg.
His works have been produced nationally and internationally. Favourite works for Fishamble include The Ash Fire, The Flesh Addict, The End of The Road and Invitation to a Journey (with CoisCeim and Crash Ensemble). The Leap is Gavin’s first play for children.
Further works include This is What We Sang for Kabosh, Fight Night, The Games People Play and At the Ford for Rise Productions and Gym Swim Party with Danielle Galligan in co-production with the O’Reilly Theatre. He wrote the libretto for the opera The Alma Fetish composed by Raymond Deane, performed at the National Concert Hall. As a performer he performed Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness: Complete, a six hour show for Absolut Fringe, Dublin Theatre Festival and the London Festival of Literature at the Southbank.
Gavin is currently the literary manager of Fishamble: The New Play Company, a tutor in playwriting and dramaturgy in both The Lir Academy and Trinity College Dublin as well as being a core mentor on the Tenderfoot Transition Year programme for young writers at the Civic Theatre.
Particular favourite projects that Gavin has initiated and delivered with Fishamble include Show in a Bag (with Dublin Fringe and The Irish Theatre Institute), The New Play Clinic, The Dublin Fringe New Writing Award, Tiny Plays for Ireland and A Play for Ireland.
Both for Fishamble, and as an independent dramaturg, Gavin’s projects and works he has supported have gained significant national and international award recognition including amongst others Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards, BBC Stewart Parker Trust, Zebbie Awards, Dublin Fringe Awards, Business to Arts, Olivier, Scotsman Fringe First, Herald Angel and Archangel and New York Critics’ Pick.
His own plays have also received similar national and international award recognition. Gavin has recently completed a new version of The Odyssey, supported by Kilkenny Arts Festival, ClassicsNow.
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Katharina Greuel
Katharina Greuel studied theater studies and cultural anthropology in Mainz and Lisbon. In addition to working as an assistant director in Germany and Switzerland, she organized local festivals and major events during her studies, including the youth political Open Ohr Festival Mainz.
At the Staatstheater Wiesbaden, she was involved in various capacities in all editions of the theater biennial NEUE STÜCKE AUS EUROPA (New Plays from Europe), most recently in 2014 as artistic director of the final festival edition. In the same position, Katharina Greuel organized and directed the International Büchner Festival in Giessen in 2013. At the Institut français Mainz, she took over the management of the cultural department together with the directorate in 2015, where she was responsible for the artistic program as well as production management and public relations.
In 2021, she moved to the Staatstheater Mainz for the TANZKONGRESS 2022 – SHARING POTENTIALS, where she was responsible for international artistic production as part of the management team.
Since the 2022/23 season, she has been co-directing the Mainz Residenz at the Staatstheater Mainz with Jörg Vorhaben and curating and managing the PLUG&PLAY Theaterfestival für junge Regie (PLUG&PLAY Theater Festival for Young Directors), which she co-founded.
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