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A stage for new questions.

Talks and interactive shows with Lars Mährholz explore perception, language and decisions on stage. Topics and audience involvement are discussed for each occasion.

DaBrain-Matrix illustration: Two armchairs and a notebook in a quiet conversation room
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A shared starting point for your audience

At a company event, conference or festival, one idea meets many different experiences. Lars combines personal stories and humour with questions and voluntary exercises. A sentence from a conversation or a short imagined scene gives the audience something concrete to consider. His personal talk “Wer ist dieser Gott eigentlich?” explores perception, connection and personal responsibility. Explained models and philosophical perspectives invite people to examine their own views.

Plan the contribution around your event

What would you like people to discuss after the event? This question provides a starting point for planning. Share the audience, occasion, venue and focus you have in mind. The initial discussion covers the schedule, room, sound, accessibility and any recordings. Audience involvement is agreed too. A stage contribution can be combined with a workshop where participants explore a topic through practice. Scope, facilitators and terms are agreed before booking.

Good to know

YOUR QUESTIONS.

Which events can enquire?

Company events, conferences, festivals and other events. Describe your audience and occasion so that the topic and format can be discussed together.

Does the audience have to take part in exercises?

Participation is voluntary. Listening and observing are valid ways to engage too. The discussion beforehand covers which activities suit your audience.

What should an event enquiry include?

Share the proposed date, venue, audience, topic and setting. Continue the discussion through the contact options on the Matrix website.

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WHAT DO YOU HAVE IN MIND?

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