Between the summer of 2017 and early 2024, I was part of ‘vollehalle‘ (the word roughly translates to ‘fullhouse’ in English). I started the project with my friend Kai Schächtele; in late 2018 Michael Bukowski and Maren Kling joined us.
The multimedia / speech / poetry / show project began with us showcasing inspiring solutions and remarkable people that courageously address the climate crisis. In time, it evolved to a wider focus on the ‘multi crisis’ unfolding around us. In 2019, we went on our first German tour, with 15 gigs all over the country. After that, we developed and wrote a new show for 2020 that was slated to lead to an even bigger tour. Sadly, the Covid pandemic put a stop to that, after only three shows. In 2022, we began touring again, all the way through 2023.
After our last performance in Lübeck in January of 2024, we decided to take a little break from the project and give it some breathing space, after some 60+ gigs. Once we know when, how and if vollehalle will continue, I’ll be sure to write about it here.
Beyond vollehalle, I may experiment with other live formats in the future.
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What a Night!
These last months have been incredibly busy. A big reason was that I started working with a group of amazing people on launching a new organisation. On October 6th 2025,…
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A First-Time Filmmaker’s Rollercoaster Ride
When I decided to go to Iceland for the premiere of my first feature-length film, I realised that I had to document that journey. Here is the video about what…
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Uploading my first film to a server in Iceland
Today is a big day. I uploaded a 33 GB file to an online space which is managed by the people at Harpa venue in Iceland — because that is…
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Charming A Crowd Into Attention
In January 24th, we had the chance to do a vollehalle gig at SID — “Stadtwerke Impact Day” in the northern German town of Lübeck (‘Stadtwerk’ is a nicely concise…
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Dropping ‘Climate’ From Our Tagline
Soon after we started vollehalle, the show’s tagline became ‘the climate show that provides courage’ (sounds excessively clumsy in English, but it’s a decent slogan in German). By the time…