Interrobang
Biography
Interrobang develops innovative performative and digital formats that critically engage with contemporary social phenomena and questions. Through immersive theater installations and participatory AI- and game-based setups, audiences can experience, test, and reflect upon new scenic communication models – analog, online, and hybrid. Playing with theatrical communities becomes a playful exploration of current and possible future forms of society and value systems. Interrobang produces, presents, and tours its works internationally. Interrobang’s performances are presented regularly at HAU Hebbel am Ufer, including “Chat-Inferno” (2022), “Commune AI” (2023), “Chatbot Challenge” (2024), and “AI Democracy” (2025). Interrobang consists of Nina Tecklenburg and Till Müller-Klug, who collaborate with partners from diverse artistic disciplines.
Nina Tecklenburg is a founding member of Interrobang, performance maker, and theater scholar teaching Performance at Bard College Berlin. Since 2002, she has realized numerous projects as co-director, performer, and dramaturg, collaborating with various artists and performance groups including She She Pop, Gob Squad, Lone Twin Theatre, Baktruppen, Rabih Mroué, and Reckless Sleepers.
Till Müller-Klug is a founding member of Interrobang. He studied Applied Theater Studies in Giessen under Professor Andrzej Wirth and earned his doctorate with research on Nietzsche's theatrical projections. Until the early 2000s, he was active in the international spoken-word scene. He has written and directed numerous theater plays and radio plays, many of which have received multiple awards.
Productions
- Current
- Past