The Weltbühne in Heckenbeck, a small place with only 450 inhabitants, is a cultural centre with a large theatre space in a former village hall. Every year, the local population look forward to an international theatre project and will happily host you and your group for 2 weeks. Together with young people from other countries, you will take part in a theatre workshop centred around the topic of “giving”. In 1857, King George V of Hannover gave his wife Marie an entire castle for her birthday… What was the craziest, best or worst gift you ever received? What do gifts mean and why do we send gifts at all? Together you will create small scenes with roleplays, character work, interaction and improvisation. From your own creative ideas and the results of our research, a play will be produced under the direction of a theatre teacher that will be performed in front of an audience.
http://www.weltbuehne.info

Accommodation:
You will be staying in the "Weltbühne Heckenbeck" cultural centre.
Meals:
The group will prepare and cook meals together

Free Time:
Heckenbeck is in a very remote location. There will be bicycles available for trips (and for shopping). The town of Bad Gandersheim is 4km away. You can reach Alfeld (with its Faguswerk heritage site), Hildesheim, Hannover or the Harz region, with its mining museum, by train. You could also visit Marienburg Castle in Nordstemmen, the romantic gift for Queen Marie. It’s only 50km away from Heckenbeck, you can travel by train from Kreiensen and then hike to the castle.
http://www.bad-gandersheim.de , http://www.alfeld.de ; http://www.Hildesheim.de ; http://www.Hannover.de ; http://www.harzinfo.de ; https://www.schloss-marienburg.de/en/
Camp Location:
Lower Saxony; 45km from Hildesheim, 45 km from Göttingen 45 km, 60km from Hannover

You should be able to ride a bike and have a good level of English.

Extra Fee of 350 €, You should have a good knowledge of English and be able to ride a bike.