post-title NEWS ++ Berlin Art Week 2026: Sophia Süßmilch (HAU1) and Theresa Reiwer (HAU3) – HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin) | from 12.09.2026

NEWS ++ Berlin Art Week 2026: Sophia Süßmilch (HAU1) and Theresa Reiwer (HAU3) – HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin) | from 12.09.2026

NEWS ++ Berlin Art Week 2026: Sophia Süßmilch (HAU1) and Theresa Reiwer (HAU3) – HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin) | from 12.09.2026

NEWS ++ Berlin Art Week 2026: Sophia Süßmilch (HAU1) and Theresa Reiwer (HAU3) – HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin) | from 12.09.2026

The HAU Hebbel am Ufer is kicking off its 2026/27 season as part of Berlin Art Week with two world premieres by female artists from Berlin.

The artist Sophia Süßmilch is developing the in-house production “Something Terrible Will Happen: The Cannibal Woman” for the HAU (premiere: 12 September, further performances on 13, 15 and 16 September, HAU1). The performance explores female anger and repressed emotions. Through an interdisciplinary fusion of dance, drama and music, Süßmilch creates a visually striking world that blends the absurd, the grotesque, clown-like aesthetics and musical elements. With this production, the HAU is presenting a production …

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Image above: Sophia Süßmilch © Lee Everett Thieler.

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