Photo: Anna van Kooij
Future Stages
Future Stages is an Ulrike Quade Company series of talk shows exploring how theater and new technology can work together.
Experts from both theater and technology share their work, quests and findings. By engaging with each other, we explore how theater and technology can strengthen and inspire each other.
Central question
Each talk show revolves around one central question that is highlighted from different angles: How can performing arts and technology work together in innovative ways? These sessions provide a platform for in-depth discussions on how the performing arts can connect with the latest technologies.
Cross-pollination
Future Stages provides an inspiring platform to explore the possibilities of collaboration between theater and technology. It is a place where new ideas emerge and the boundaries of both worlds are explored.
Talkshow meets expert meeting
A platform for everyone
Future Stages welcomes all curious minds who are passionate about the changing relationship between technology and art. Whether you are a seasoned professional, a budding artist, a technology enthusiast or just someone intrigued by the fusion of creativity and innovation, this event is for you.
We believe it is essential that, regardless of expertise and background, everyone can attend to bridge the gap between experts and newcomers. This inclusive environment encourages collaboration and enables everyone to contribute and learn.
Future Stages series
On the impact of technology on grief counseling
Exploring creativity in the age of AI
Future Stages #8
Ulrike Quade Company hosts a collective thought experiment on the impact of technology on identity, grief and loss.
Future Stages #7
At a time when AI is being promoted as a means to renew creativity and art, it is essential to understand its impact on the performing arts.
Photo: Anna van Kooij
‘By bringing together science, technology and art, we are creating a powerful space for innovation – one that challenges societal norms and opens new perspectives on the issues that define our world today.’
– Ulrike Quade
