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We, the Rollin Love theater group, are adults who play theater partly with the help of support communication.
Even though we can't speak, we have a lot to say to you! In our pieces we talk about our wishes and problems. We, the Rolling Love theater group, are adults who perform theater, some of whom use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
Even though we can't speak, we have a lot to say to you! In our plays, we share our hopes and struggles.
We are the Rolling Love theater group from Weingarten – a unique group in Germany, made up of people with disabilities. Together, we perform on stages throughout Germany to tell touching stories.
Our group consists of dedicated participants from the Workshop for People with Disabilities (WfbM) in Weingarten who have discovered their passion for theater. Under the direction of a professional director and assistants, we regularly stage exciting plays that speak of courage, friendship, and solidarity.
The name "Rolling Love" represents our open, inclusive approach: We roll forward together, sustained by love, respect, and mutual support. Our goal is to break down barriers, encourage creativity, and bring people of all ages and abilities together.
As a unique theater group in Germany, we perform our performances at various locations throughout the country. We look forward to welcoming you to our events in Weingarten or elsewhere in Germany. Join us for a colorful mix of inspiration, fun, and community – because at "Rolling Love," every contribution counts!
Thanks to the support of the KBZO Foundation, the Rolling Love theater group can continue and expand its work. This project enables the Rolling Love theater group to artistically address socially relevant topics. Thanks to the cooperation with the Ravensburg Theater. Together with the Ravensburg Theater, we develop plays that build bridges, break down prejudices, and promote dialogue. In collaboration with the Ravensburg Theater, we create innovative productions that address social challenges and stimulate reflection.