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“No matter what I write, it won’t be enough to express my deep gratitude for what the Schott Acting Studio’s Shakespeare class has given to my daughter. During a time of uncertainty and social isolation, the bright spot in my daughter’s week is Charlie’s class. My daughter’s love for Shakespeare, as well as her ability to read and analyze complex text, have grown tremendously. Charlie has an incredible talent for inspiring and relating to kids. His classes are truly such a blessing!” – Diana
Here you can support our theater and teaching projects for young people. Thanks to your donation, the courses will be offered to these young people completely free. Some projects have already started, others are still in the planning stage or require financial support for their implementation.
A series of workshops created and lead by *Yulia Meliksetova director of puppet theatre, children’s theatre pedagogue and director and * Tanya Kargaeva puppet theatre and film actress. Worked in Ukraine, Russia, Georgia and United Kingdom.
“The Goethe-Institut’s matching platform for cultural professionals in cooperation with the international NGO Artists at Risk is part of a comprehensive package of measures for which the Federal Foreign Office is providing funds from the 2022 supplementary budget to mitigate the consequences of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine.”
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We ran the studio as a sole proprietorship and is therefore not counted as non-profit. Therefore, we can issue receipts for your donation, but they are not valid as donation receipts and are not tax deductible.
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Additional Projects / Shakespeare in cooperation with Schalasch: “The Schalasch center is part of a migrant self-organization, Club Dialog e.V., an organization which in particular supports new immigrants from the former Soviet republics in integrating in Berlin. Our members and visitors are from countries such as Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Moldova, Georgia, Mongolia and, of course, Ukraine. Art and play strengthen young people and can help them understand the world and actively help shape it. In this respect, youth culture work represents an elementary building block in the development of a strong, tolerant and creative personality.”
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