Program

GUGUS! Warm-Up

Eine bewegte Einführung zum Mitmachen

Instructor: Rebecca Weingartner
Date: Su 17.05.2026
Time: 16:00 hour
Location: Trainingshalle
Price: Gratis
Instructor: Rebecca Weingartner
Duration: 30 minutes
Age: For all ages
Level: Open Level

Other dates:

Matthias Wäckerlin

We often have to function in our everyday lives. Expectations are constantly with us: We are expected to follow rules, look good, work well and keep optimizing ourselves. This can be exhausting. The warm-up and the show GUGUS! are therefore about the other moments, the ones that don’t serve a purpose and are fun for that very reason.

Rebecca Weingartner, the choreographer of GUGUS!, invites you to 30 minutes of play, nonsense and movement before the performance. Together we will playfully immerse ourselves in the many different ways of expressing our own bodies, invent absurd movements and explore ways to counter stress and the pressure to perform. The best thing is when everyone joins in – children and adults alike. There are no age restrictions.

Come in your comfortable everyday clothes!

Workshop leader

Marc Doradzillo

Rebecca Weingartner

Rebecca Weingartner, known for her sensitive examination of social issues, also creates a space in GUGUS! where young and adult audiences are welcome to let go and join in. It completes her acclaimed trilogy for young audiences, which aims to make art accessible to all and promotes social participation. After EQUALITY! explored gender equality and SOLIDARITY! celebrated social diversity, GUGUS! is a humorous piece about freedom, an invitation to lose yourself in play – and to find yourself and each other in the process.

Workshop information

  • Insurance is the responsibility of the participant.
  • Participants adhere to the house rules of the Zirkusquartier. The instructions of the ZQ team and the course leaders must be followed.
  • The Zirkusquartier opposes all forms of discrimination. To ensure that everyone feels comfortable in the Zirkusquartier, we want you to be conscious and respectful. You can find more information about awareness here.