+ Private Tenants
our longest tenants and caretakers of Die Wiesenburg
This couple and their sons, Joerg and Joachim, managed the 'Berlin Homeless Association' from 1960 until its closure in 2014, building up Die Wiesenburg and establishing it as a cultural and social meeting point for the district.
They have strong ties with the local primary school and support many of their activities.
They have strong ties with the local primary school and support many of their activities.
Joe grew up in Die Wiesenburg. He is a set medic for international film productions, actor, surfer and dubbing artist.
He was awarded the award for Best Actor, Berlin/Brandenburg Film Festival 2015
Jörg Dumkow was a member of administration team until October 2014 and is a long-term tenant in Die WIesenburg. He is a freelance photographer whose work can be seen on www.joerg-dumkow.de.
+ Commercial Tenants
our creative professionals
+ Association Members
our problem solvers
Heather Allen is a British sculptor who has been living and working in Germany since 1997.
Focussing currently on sculptural forms, her work has encompassed installation, video and photography, and has been seen extensively in Germany and internationally.
Focussing currently on sculptural forms, her work has encompassed installation, video and photography, and has been seen extensively in Germany and internationally.
Isabelle Schad is a German choreographer and dancer.
Her works take place at the intersection between dance, performance and visual art, and have been performed internationally. She also teaches worldwide.
She is a member of both Die Wiesenburg and Wiesen55 associations.
More info about her work is on www.isabelle-schad.net
Photo: L. Goldring
Her works take place at the intersection between dance, performance and visual art, and have been performed internationally. She also teaches worldwide.
She is a member of both Die Wiesenburg and Wiesen55 associations.
More info about her work is on www.isabelle-schad.net
Photo: L. Goldring
Bruno Pocheron is a member of both DIe WIesenburg and Wiesen 55 associations, and the initiator of Gangplank, a fluid gathering of artists, technicians and theoreticians working in the field of performance arts that concentrates more specifically on stage work.
Bertold Hauff, aka Lotte, is a puzzle. Or is he a test?
Ania Michaelis studied ‘Total Theater’ at the Rodios School, performing afterwards in German theatres. In 1999, she became a director winning awards in inter/national festivals. 2009-11, she directed Theater o.N., ‘Theatre for a very young audience’. 2103, she initiated the 1st ‘Fratz - International Theatre Festival For A Very Young Audience’ in Berlin. 2011-15, she was lead director of the ‘tig. theatre young generation’, Dresden. Her collaboration with Agora Theater, ‘The Story of a Long Day’ premiered in 2016.
She has been a member of the management committee, Die Wiesenburg e.V. since 2016.
She has been a member of the management committee, Die Wiesenburg e.V. since 2016.
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+ Collaborations
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