@via-berlin.bsky.social

Thé arts-based research company. Based in the Netherlands.

New Research Results out now!! CAN STORIES SHIFT POLITICAL VIEWS? WHEN DID YOU LEAVE? An immersive theatre experiment on populist radical-right narratives at Oerol. Via Berlin and Universiteit van Amsterdam In the link below you’ll find an English and a Dutch version: viaberlin.nl/onderzoeksre...

🎲 Our new LARP What Happens When We Meet is currently being tested with expert groups across six European countries. This time: Athens, Greece 🇬🇷 This was the second group to immerse themselves in our carefully crafted characters.

🎓 As part of the UvA practicum month, students of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences took part in a creative writing workshop with Tyler Koudijzer. Writing from imagination and lived experience, exploring neurodiversity and different ways of thinking, feeling and expressing.

🎓The UvA practicum month has begun. Two hundred students from the programme Interdisciplinary Social Sciences are engaging in a month long inquiry into neurodiversity. @uva.nl

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🎓 Dagmar introduced the honours course Creating Connections through Arts-Based Research! From Feb–May she works with international students from UvA, VU and AUC on how art can deepen research and make complex topics accessible. Ft. creative labs, lectures and group sessions. 👩🏾‍🎨🖼 #artsbasedresearch

💼 Doing research safely Research on sensitive topics is becoming increasingly risky. Studies on gender, diversity, or the far right often trigger hate campaigns, threats, and institutional pressure.

Waarom spreken radicale ideeën zoveel mensen aan? Niet (alleen) door feiten, maar juist ook door verhalen. Althans, dat was onze verwachting. Om dit te onderzoeken hebben we een project opgezet met muziektheatergezelschap Via Berlin. Samen ontwikkelden we een theatervoorstelling en experiment in 1.

📚 A new study gives insight into a quiet but rapidly growing online world: The manosphere; a network of online voices claiming to speak for “men,” but often sliding into misogyny, distrust of democracy, and rigid ideas about identity.

(Q) How will Via Berlin contribute? As the artistic partner in the MEN4DEM project, Via Berlin will develop four new music theatre works. All four works explore themes of identity, truth, democracy, and disconnection through music, movement, and story. @via-berlin.bsky.social #MEN4DEM

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🗣️ “Thinking like Socrates sounds simple – but try it sometime.” - Bas Heijne, @nrc.nl In When did you leave?, Via Berlin explores what happens when language no longer connects, but divides. When convictions take over, and the other becomes invisible.

📊 New research shows: political divides in Europe are shifting. It's no longer just about ‘left vs. right’, but about values, identity and visibility. Political conflict is being reshaped by deeper cultural fault lines.