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MINE and YOURS

A play development on sharing

World premiere
World premiere
Young Theatre [3+]
Zwinger 3

That's mine – that's yours. Sometimes it's really easy to share. If there's a bush full of raspberries, everyone can eat them. With some things, it's harder: how do you share a hat? Or a single cuddly toy rabbit? And how do you share the stage? Conflicts often arise when someone is unhappy with how things are divided up. It can be nice to have something all to yourself, but it can also be frustrating or boring. Sharing can be annoying, but it can also be fun!

In this play, we ask ourselves exciting questions about sharing. When do we want to have things all to ourselves? How can we share successfully? And when does ownership not matter?

A play development on sharing

A play development on sharing
A play development on sharing

A play development on sharing

A play development on sharing
A play development on sharing

A play development on sharing

A play development on sharing
A play development on sharing

A play development on sharing
Direction and Stage
Costume Design
Dramaturgy
Music Theatre Education
Assistant Director
Caroline Ufer
Costume Assistant
Mareen Komorek
Dramaturgy Internship
Lilly Thamerus

The production of the decorative parts is carried out in the workshops of the Theater und Orchester Heidelberg.

A complete list of all employees of the technical departments involved can be found here.

Scene photo from »MINE and YOURS«: Leonie Kolhoff and Tim Knieps stand facing each other in front of a beige curtain. Both have their hands raised and are pointing at each other with their index fingers. They are smiling. She is wearing a shiny brown blouse with a glittery brown waistcoat over it. Her trousers are white and padded. He is wearing red corduroy trousers, a striped long-sleeved shirt and an olive-coloured T-shirt over it.
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Trailer by Siegersbuschfilm

»Schön schlicht« gestaltet sei die Bühne und das junge Publikum könne »ganz nah dran sein am Geschehen«, berichtet Ingeborg Salomon in der Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung (6. Februar 2026). »Eindrucksvoll« demonstrierten Leonie Kohlhoff und Tim Knieps mit »ausdrucksstark[er] […] Gestik und Mimik«, was besitzen und teilen bedeutet. Die »geschickte und abwechslungsreiche Dramaturgie« sorge dafür, dass alle »leicht bei der Sache bleiben und konzentriert folgen« – und: »alle hatten sichtlich Spaß daran«.