The picture shows a stage with several people standing on a multi-levelled platform. The scene is lit in warm shades of pink and orange, creating an atmospheric ambience. In the background are large, vertical screens with abstract visuals that reinforce the theatrical feel.
Picture: Alexander Schubert
Das Bild zeit ein computergeneriertes Unendlichzeichen
Terminal Infinity

    What does it mean to be human in a world that is increasingly characterised by technology? Terminal Infinity, an immersive, audiovisual installation, explores this transition and its impact on our identity and environment. Commissioned by the Berliner Philharmoniker as part of their Biennale 2025, it combines music and visual art to create a unique performance. Humans in transition take centre stage: a reflection on the end of the Anthropocene and the interplay between technology and nature. Immerse yourself in this fascinating and at the same time disturbing world.
     

    A production by the Berliner Philharmoniker in collaboration with DANCE ON / Bureau Ritter, the Youth Dance Company of Sasha Waltz & Guests, the Hamburg University of Music and Theatre with the ligeti centrum, and the Hamburg University of Technology.

    “Terminal Infinity” at a glance
     

    Age recommendation: from 16 years
    Tickets: 40 € / U30 15 €


    Complementary school project

    Workshops for upper school classes
    On 24 February 2025, there will be a concert for upper school classes. In workshops, pupils will deal with the topic in advance and get involved in the project.
    Find out more here: Biennale workshop for secondary school classes