When does Wolf take place in Bielefeld?

The performance runs on May 6, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM.

Where will Wolf be performed?

The venue is the Theater am Alten Markt, Alter Markt 1, 33602 Bielefeld.

Are there any special notes regarding the date?

Yes, it is a school performance with a discussion with the audience afterwards.

How long does the performance last?

The stated duration is approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes.

Is the piece suitable for children?

The age recommendation is from 12 years.

A quiet forest, a wild conflict: Wolf deeply moves Bielefeld

Name: Wolf
Start: 2026-05-06T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-06T14:30:00+02:00
Location: Theater am Alten Markt

An intense theater experience about exclusion, courage, and solidarity

With Wolf, the Theater Bielefeld brings a compelling piece about group pressure, vulnerability, and the feeling of being different to the stage at the Theater am Alten Markt. The school performance on May 6, 2026 at 11:00 AM is aimed at a young audience aged 12 and older and combines strong characters, fine humor, and a clear emotional impact.

When small jabs lead to big questions

The focus is on Kemi, who would rather avoid a summer camp but finds herself in a community where closeness and exclusion clash harshly. From a seemingly simple holiday adventure, a theater evening emerges that takes a close look: Who is made an outsider? Who remains silent? And who finds the courage to speak up?

Saša Stanišić's source material with clever language and fine sensitivity

The literary foundation comes from Saša Stanišić, known for his linguistically powerful, clever, and award-winning texts. In Wolf, his precise observation of the characters shapes the entire event experience: It’s about bullying, belonging, and insecurity in a group, but also about empathy and the moment when one takes a stand.

Atmosphere at the Theater am Alten Markt

The Theater am Alten Markt is one of the central venues of Theater Bielefeld and offers around 300 seats creating a concentrated, immediate audience atmosphere. This proximity makes the piece particularly effective: Every reaction in the hall, every pause, and every laugh pushes the scene forward.

For school classes and everyone who appreciates precise contemporary theater

Wolf particularly appeals to viewers who want to experience theater as a mirror of social dynamics. The staging focuses on exclusion and solidarity without being didactic. Instead, a vivid, serious, and at the same time accessible event experience emerges that resonates long after.

Conclusion: Those who appreciate intense acting, clear themes, and a strong literary basis will experience a moving morning in the heart of Bielefeld. Wolf invites you to take a closer look and experience the piece live at the Theater am Alten Markt.